Hotel vicino a Dierrsen Wildlife Management Area - Germantown

“Stanza grande. Pulita. Colazione si potrebbe migliorare”

“The hotel was really new and modern, but there was no breakfast and no amenities. There was a cat cafe and some nice restaurants within walking distance and close access to Highway 7.”

“everything good”

“Room was clean, the bed was comfortable, and I had everything I needed. The front desk staff was friendly and very helpful. Definitely recommend this property and will stay again on a future visit.”

“Dyu”

“I found a bottle of urine under our bed when we were leaving ”

“I travel a lot and it is the very first time I stay at a hotel with such a bad and noisy bed. I think they have a metal old base. Horrific! Will never stay there again.”

“Room was very nice and breakfast was good. ”

“Great house keeping”

“If you come on the weekend, there is no buffet but apart from that everything is perfect.”

“The desk was very helpful. The rooms were very clean. Pool not heated but clean.”

“Good location”

“The staff was wonderful. The amenities were there. The property is under construction. The backside is on a railroad track, & it was not the cleanest by a stretch/ all around the property. The room was clean. ”

“When we arrived, the microwave is dirty, the bathroom with hair., in the corridors and stairs, it smelled of urine.”

“For the cost of the room, it did not even deserve any star. The wall switch for the power outlet was popped out, unsafely wires exposed. None of the side lamps were working. There was no elevator. This was the worst hotel ever for me, would never recommend this hotel to anyone.”

“I've stayed here before and will do so again. Staff professional and pleasant to deal with. Building and grounds clean and well maintained. Very nice experience”

“Great quiet spot! Very relaxing and very well kept Hotel. Staff were excellent!”

“No hot water. Shampoo dispenser in shower was covered in hair. Cheese and half a bottle of soda in refrigerator. Friday night was nothing but slamming doors and screaming, the walls were actually shaking.”