Hotels in de buurt van Boyhood Home Of President Woodrow Wilson (Augusta)

'very good'

'Room was clean and comfortable. Nice hotel gym.'

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'Yes everything was wonderful.'

'Quite'

'Clean room, staff was polite. Room was aged but also inexpensive. Only stayed one night, in Augusta for Styx concert. For price, acceptable. If you want higher end go across street to Holiday Inn. '

'Excellent experience, will definitely visit again '

'Staff'

'The room smelled disgusting. There was visible dog food in the air conditioning unit. There was no trash can in the room. There was literally only one towel that my husband and I had to share. The drawers all had dirt and dust in them. A fire alarm also went off at 4:00AM forcing everyone outside for several hours. Overall worst hotel experience ever. '

'No the staff called the cops for no reason at all and then refuse to rent to us the next day'

'Good'

'Pool was not avaliable Room was not clean Price was good Breakfast was not good'

'Arrived and the pool had been cemented in despite saying it was available on Expedia. Room reeked so badly of bleach we had to keep the door propped open for hours and it STILL burned our eyes and nose. The lighting was so terrible that even with all of the lights turned on, you couldn’t see anything once it was dark. The fridge didn’t work because it wasn’t placed close enough to an outlet to plug in. No coffee maker or microwave. Toilet paper on the bathroom floor. Mismatched hard plastic...

'Room was nice and clean. The bed sheets was somewhat clean some small stains I guess that won’t come out. The knob to turn on the water in the shower was broke. But other than that my stay was pretty good.'

'Needed room downstairs due to disability did not say was not available until arrival '

'Reserved a handicap accessible room. No walk in shower, no hand held shower head. No seat in shower/tub. Had to close door to get to toilet. Room still had trash in cans. Told this was their only accessible room. Was traveling with wheelchair bound person. '