Hotels in de buurt van Micmac Drive Park (Hammonds Plains)

'Parking spots were small for a 1/2 truck'

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'Nette schone kamer, prima ontbijt en heel vriendelijk en behulpzaam personeel. Ondanks de renovatie hebben we de gehele week een prima verblijf gehad. Absolute aanrader.'

'Awesome experience. I qill definitely be back there. My 18 year olds birthday and wow the place didn't disappoint '

'Keurig hotel, ontbijt was minimaal'

'Great location. Room was very comfortable. Hotel was quiet during my stay. Staff were great. '

'Room was very clean the staff were very helpful and the pool facilities were amazing and so much fun'

'Staff was very friendly, rooms were clean. There is a nice breakfast included with lots of options.'

'This is an old, tired hotel in need of renovation. Also the late shift staff is anything but helpful. For one, this hotel has no lift which is a pain if you arrive with heavy luggage, and the evening staff decides to give you a second floor room, and subsequently doesn't offer to help you carry the heavy luggage upstairs. Then, for a multiple night stay, the staff only activated my keys for one night and then blamed 'some technical failure'. They don't take responsibility, they offer no...

'Clean Comfy bed'

'Nice'

'Great location '

'Third time staying here. Its perfectly situated for restaurants, activities and the waterfront. Especially like the indoor walkway system that connects the hotel to Scotia Square (small mall with tims, mc ds etc) parking and waterfront. Clean rooms, well maintained pool and gym, friendly, helpful staff. Thanks!'

'Check-in was smooth and the front desk staff were very welcoming. The room was quiet, very clean and bedding and towels were super soft. We found the king size bed very comfortable. The breakfast was exceptional. Fresh and well prepared with hot and cold selections. There were healthy selections available for eg overnight oats and chia pudding. Both were delicious. The hotel is also close to the Citadel, the Public Gardens and a very short walk to the harbour. If steep roads are a problem for...