Hotels in de buurt van Silver Lakes (Louisville)

'Everything was good '

'Small kitchen helps for several days’ trip. the air conditioner unit near a bed at studio unit is loud. '

'Excellent! '

'Absolutely unacceptable experience at WoodSpring Suites Clarksville. I called ahead days in advance and spoke with management (Whitney, Assistant General Manager) to inform them I would be arriving late. I was clearly told that late check-in would not be an issue and that staff would be available. I arrived shortly after 3:00 AM and was completely locked out of the building. I repeatedly used the after-hours phone (dialing 500 as instructed), but the line stayed busy and never connected....

'Hotel was clean & the beds were comfortable. There is limited parking at this hotel.'

'Stayed one night driving from Chicago to Nashville. Great place to stay. Easy check in and great breaky'

'Clean room- helpful staff- good breakfast '

'The breakfast was fresh and the room was cool'

'Room clean, no odors, cool so used heat and temperature stayed even. Breakfast was minimal. Waffle, muffin, bagel, cream cheese, and cereal. '

'The property is dirty and the staff are not welcoming. They dont have hair dryers on the room, Its not in a good area and the hotel is dirt.'

'Not a positive experience. '

'Super great for the price'

'The room and property was super cute and clean!! The locks for the doors were not the easiest to work and there was no staff to ask about them. It said there was parking available behind but if you leave once the club in front opens you lose that parking and have to park several blocks away. The club stays open and bumping until about 3-4am and the rooms are essentially part of the club as the yard of the rooms is the club. This makes it very hard to sleep since the rooms are made out of storage...

'I cannot believe this hotel is a Hilton! Paris would NEVER stay here; even in her simple life days!! '

'Great place near quite a few shops and restaurants. Close enough to downtown. Breakfast was nice and everyone was very welcoming.'