Vind je ideale hotel in Langston

'Parking easy friendly staff'

'Comfortable room, comfortable bed, staff was nice, breakfast was good and started at 5:30 which was nice. '

'Yes '

'Close to everything. The staff are very nice. Would stay again.'

'Rob is so helpful and kind. Great stay.'

'Good '

'Was niet onze eerste keer bij Red Roof, en ook nu weer tevreden. Eenvoudig hotel, maar wel superschoon en goede kamer met ern fijn bed. '

'The hotel was on very bad shape. On top of that, the rooms were filthy. The first room I got, had a variety of foodrests on the floor, from meats to fruits. Also the curtains were torn. I complained and got a new room, which should be better. It was a little better but still unacceptable filthy. The lady behind the desk was genuinely nice and apologized. By checking out the next day I was asked if everything was ok, and I said no, and explained why. The reaction was only: I’ll discuss it with...

'Location waa good. Desk clerk was friendly. The room was dirty. Baseboards and walls were dirty, doors were damaged, a/c didnt work. Would not stay there again.'

'Clean room. Friendly staff. '

'The room was not the cleanest. The ceiling and walls had huge water spots on them and the floor felt gritty. '

'The hotel was beautifully, decorated very clean, and the staff was very friendly and helpful'

'The property is located on beautiful Lake Guntersville with great views of the water. The breakfast is excellent considering that it is a hotel breakfast. The structure and rooms have a modern trendy look. Good choice for travellers.'

'The room looked clean but walking barefoot my feet were very dirty and I had to clean them to go to bed after walking around the room for 30 minutes. The check in person was very sweet and the check in was very fast. The entire hotel is a bit run down. If you don't expect much you will not be disappointed. If all you need is a cheap place to sleep it's for you. They give you a small one cup coffe pot but no coffee or cups. Toilet paper but not Kleenexs. It's the little things that matter...