Hôtel près de Parc d'État de Jones Gap ()

« Très déçu. C'est trop cher pour le prix payé. Nous avions la chambre 2. Impossible de passer entre le côté droit du lit et le mur à cause de la climatisation. Pas de table ou d'étagère pour un simple smartphone de ce côté. Isolation phonique inexistante : des gens parlaient sur la terrasse jusqu'à 2h00! Ils sont passés sur TV ensuite jusqu'à 5h...et comme l'isolation n'avait pas changé entre temps. La chambre est petite et surtout mal organisée, contrairement à tous autres les hôtels de notre...

« The facility was beautiful. Great breakfast. Friendly and helpful staff. Everything was super clean. The AC in the room was a little noisy, I could hear people talking from outside, having earplugs to sleep was helpful. The place feels more like a retreat. Besides the noise, it felt peaceful. No TV in the bedroom. »

« good »

« Absolutely horrendous. Rude staff, crack head neighbors tried starting a fight, couldn't have my gf over. If I ordered food it needed picked up across the street. Poor construction broken tiles tiles taped to the wall mold grimey chairs I mean...I've been traveling for the last 15 years and this is by far the worst hotel I've ever been in. »

« Octavia was very welcoming, and the lemon water was fabulous. Thank you for that. »

« Yes »

« Pleasantly surprised that a full cook-to-order breakfast was included in the cost of the room. (Was not mentioned on the website that I found). Walkability to downtown was a huge plus! Enjoyed our stay! »

« From the photos on Expedia we were excited for our stay at the Inn. Upon our arrival, there was no parking where we had been instructed to park and only street parking was available. Check in was fine. When we walked into our room we discovered it not to be as pictured on Expedia. It wasn’t even the same bed as pictured and we really should have questioned why the bathroom photo only showed the top of the shower door. The street noise coming into the room was very loud. I sat down on the...

« It started out as a pleasant enough experience, but once the desk clear announced my room number being a single female, and there’s two gentlemen standing behind me I thought that was a rule number one of hotel check to never verbally say a room number. It was a first floor room. There was people all night long on their phones in the hallway. Lord knows why they were in the hallway. Dogs were barking. And we’re not gonna talk about the mold in the bottom of the shower door. The toiletries in...