Hotel a Stockton

“The elevator was broken and the room had no air conditioning however staff did not tell us this at check-in. We arrived back to our room at 11:30 PM to find it HOT! There was no one working over night so after repeated phone calls and wondering the front desk to get some help we packed up and left. It was awful!”

“Ended up Leaving due to dirty conditions and poor staff. Also a bunch of undesirable people hanging around. Didn’t feel comfortable or safe. Can’t believe this is a Wyndham property.”

“The bed was comfortable and the tv was great. There was no bar soap in the room- only body wash in the shower. No drinking glasses - only styrofoam cups for coffee. And NO COFFEE maker in the room. Breakfast was inadequate - really not a satisfactory property but it wouldn’t make thought or effort to bring it up to an acceptable standard.”

“Just a nice place to stay.”

“It was perfect clean and peaceful”

“Rooms have an older look to them, but well kept. I’d say my only criticism of the room was the showerheads in the bathroom. Definitely seen years of the hard water, suggest getting some new ones, nothin’ fancy. They were still functional nonetheless.”

“Room clean, everything worked, bed comfortable, easy to get in and out. Staff nice enough, quiet.”

“Everything was perfectly ”

“The key kept not working several guests had the same people experienced the same thing. Room was dirty but the shuttle driver was kind.”

“The place was beautiful, clean and comfortable. It is a hidden gem in the mountains.”

“Ok”

“Easy to check in. Cute rooms and beautiful property. Staff was lovely.”

“The TV didn't work. There was a long sheet about how to get it working but who has that time? How about using the remote as usual? Every hotel should have blackout drapes but they did not. People moved into next room with a non-stop yipping dog. The stay overall was great but for price these issues need attention.”

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“Meraviglioso albergo e personale gentilissimo.”

“Good for one night stay. Clean and good communication ”