Location gîtes et cottages à Livermore

« L’hôtel est sale ainsi que les chambres. La plomberie de la salle de bain fuitait dans le WE et la baignoire. Petit déjeuner invisible. Le quartier n’est pas sur, aucun éclairage public, des gens bizarre sur le parking. Même pour une nuit, je n’y retournerais pas. »

« Meubles usés, mais matelas confortable. Tapis dans la chambre, mais salle de bain rénovée. Tranquille la nuit. Chambre bien équipée, frigo avec congélateur, micro-onde, cafetière. »

« I didn’t like anything about the property. First, the grounds and parking lot were extremely dirty and trashy. My room was dirty even though it “was cleaned “. I found a dirty wash cloth in the sink. The furniture was dirty and falling apart. There were stains on the walls. Second, they provided (2) bars of soap. I had to purchase shampoo from the front desk for $2.00. It’s not about the money it’s about providing the proper toiletries. Third, the people above were up all night. I...

« Hôtel vieillot »

« Excellent and recently renovated hotel. Great value for money. »

« Everything »

« The rooms were clean and the staff was helpful and nice. You get a room with clean towels one bar of soap and one tube of shampoo. This is an extended stay facility so their are no boxes of kleenex and even though there are cook facilities you would need to bring your own pots, pans, dishes etc. We had a family above us and the kid (or kids) raced back and forth and moved chairs starting at around 5 until 11:30 PM. It was hard to sleep. We talked to the front desk after the second night...

« Environnement peu convivial et hôtel relativement vétuste . Porte de la salle de bain chambre 121 défoncée à coup de poing ! Petit déjeuné médiocre . Je n’y retournerai plus !! »

« The room was very quiet and convenient to stores, restaurants and shops. As a single visitor, I felt safe entering and exiting the building. Charming and historic character of the building that has been thoughtfully restored with beautiful tiled shower and comfortable bed! »

« Can’t think of anything »