Hotels in de buurt van Washington Street Historic District (Middletown)

'Great place to stay ,rooms facilities and surrounding are wonderful. The only downcheck was parking, around the corner and a block and behind the movie theater'

'No matter what temperature i set the A/C at, it seemed as though it didn't actually change. We left for the day and came back to a hot room because they turned the A/C off when they replaced our towels. There was no breakfast or coffee option in the morning other than coffee maker in room'

'Property was clean. Excellent work by housekeeping and the lady who set up breakfast area'

'Prima hotel.'

'No warm water and bad watter pressure in the shower'

'Fijn buiten zwembad. Behulpzaam personeel bij de lobby. Keurig schoon. Vloerbedekking kamer kapot. Ook gordijnen hadden wat kleine gaatjes.'

'DIRTY! Awful rooms. Mold, furniture beat up. Ppl hanging out on all sides of the building smoking and who knows what else. Staff wasn't friendly, no smiles. One was hanging outside with his buddy on a motorcyle at midnight. Also, side door was slamming from 10pm-midnight until I finally had it and left. I had to sleep in my car that night. Still waiting on my refund. I do not recommend this hotel.'

'We had a great time !!'

'Great bed, but 1,5 feet too short '

'Spent a Saturday night—happy with the experience. Clean, quiet, helpful staff'

'I went to post card cabins multiple times before Marriott takes over. I was very disappointed. The moment I entered I found used towels hanging! The sheets were so wrinkled I wasn’t sure if they changed it specially when I saw dirty towels. They left us s’mores but there was no stick. I called and they said there should be some on the table. But there was none. The place definitely is going downhill'

'I was not pleased with a $10 parking fee. The hotel is in the middle of nowhere, so it made no sense. It was never mentioned at check-in and I would have never learned about it if I had not requested my invoice. Also, the process to obtain access to the Internet was cumbersome, forcing me to apply for things I did not want. The Internet is as basic as water and electricity these days, so this barrier was unnecessary and demeaning. I expected more from Marriott.'