Hotels in de buurt van Ellis Island (West Alton)

'Breakfast was good the first day, next day it wasn't as good. Breakfast staff was very nice & personable.'

'Yes'

'Property is extremely needing a major facelift. The property and everything in it is worn out. My guest room smelled of wet puppy and stagnant air. AC unit in wall was filled with dirt and mildew. Refused to turn it on. Stayed there due to cost savings. I'll stay in Edwardsville next time and deal with extra driving. The location has to be renovated or they will be able to sell rooms by the hour. Their HQ leaders would never allow their family members to stay at this location. Guests...

'The room wasn't the cleanest. The breakfast was ok. The staff were helpful and pleasant. The little shampoo bottle in our room was half gone when we arrived. The pool was closed. The hotel is right next to the train tracks.'

'Very clean and was well updated way more than I expected for the price '

'Shower had no hot water but room was clean. Overall hotel is a little run down, but clean and priced right if you only need to stay a night or two. '

'I will never stay at this place again. Quite literally the most disgusting place I’ve ever step foot in. I didn’t even stay in the room. I walked in to the filth and nastiness. Turned around and walked out. '

'The room was beautiful and very clean. The little town was soooo cool too!!'

'Fine hotel, nog thing great. Check in toom very long. Breakfast is very simple'

'Electrical in kitchen, microwave didn’t work, front desk was not friendly when letting them know the problem.'

'Yes'

'Mostly occupied by construction staff, smoking in rooms with windows open. Outdoor trash overflowing. Pool too cold to go in. Continental breakfast had expired food items. Staff were great, Mexican restaurant next door good food'

'Need a restauration. More for backpackers, but price at the high site.'

'Decent '

'After a long day on the road, my wife and I were looking forward to a swim in the pool, but the water was freezing. I stuck my foot in and there was no way I was getting in that cold water.'