Hotels in de buurt van Chicopee Woods-golfbaan (Gainesville)

'Waren hier voor één overnachting omdat we op doorreis waren. Prima kamer en het ontbijt was ook goed. Alleen jammer van al dat plastic. Kregen plastic bordjes en plastic bestek en plastic bekers.'

'Check in staff ignored us for the first 5 minutes we stood in front of her desk. Check out staff, excellent. Water pressure and temperature kept fluctuating in the shower.'

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'De kamers zijn redelijk onderhouden en schoon. De ontbijtruimte was om je rot te lachen: 1 klein tafeltje met 2 stoelen is de complete eetruimte en dan zit je ook nog naast de receptionist. De keuze bij het ontbijt was overigens prima.'

'Very peaceful location.'

'Clean and comfortable but staff at check in was lacking. Would have been nice if breakfast had been included'

'Staff was friendly. Check in was easy.'

'Great staff. Great price. Centrally located.'

'Prima hotel. Aardig personeel. goed ontbijt.'

'2days after my stay my credit card was hacked and i only used my card in this hotel. It was illegally used to buy auto parts in the Gainesville area!!!!! I can't accuse anybody, but it felt very strange.'

'I stayed at the hotel from June 20 to 21. The next morning, both my wife and I discovered several itchy, red insect bites on our bodies. I informed the front desk staff and showed them the bites, but the attendant asked no questions and showed absolutely no reaction to what I said.'

'We have stayed here before to see a show at the Hall and all was great, but this time there were ants in the room. Only 8-10 ants and the management seemed very concerned and will be addressing the issue. Will stay there again because of location and price. The garden area is very nice!'

'The rooms were clean. Super friendly staff. Nice breakfast and plenty of parking.'

'this is not a chateau but merely a las Vegas style facade of it. Rooms are ok but lacked a 2 person seating area, view was on the roof of the attrium. Food at restaurants, including breakfast, was outrageously high and what were called the refined dining venues lacked class. Tacky is the word.'