Hotel vicino a Monumento World's Largest Chest of Drawers - Greensboro

“We loved our stay at this Springhill. We were greeted very kindly by the woman at the front desk. Our room was super cozy and spacious. The bed was comfy and the bathroom was big with a nice walk-in shower. The only thing that was not great was the shower pressure. Overall, we were very pleased and will stay at this hotel again.”

“It is very quiet even though on Main Street. The room was immaculate. The breakfast was well prepared and the area was very clean. Plenty of restaurants very close to the hotel. It is a definite if I am in the area again.”

“An extremely pleasant experience. Well done.”

“A very pleasant stay! I stayed two nights while visiting for work. I felt very safe the entire time. As a smoker, I appreciated the ashtrays that are placed strategically to allow you to smoke and easily dispose of your butt. I especially loved the outside seating area and the live plants placed everywhere. Would definitely stay again! And, thank you, Evelyn, for being so kind and helpful! It was such a pleasure meeting you!”

“Exceptionally beautiful property and exceptional customer service. Graciously accommodated a change in plans, excellent communication throughout, friendly welcome and went the extra mile in all ways to make our very quick trip memorable!”

“Quiet, clean room, curious staff.”

“The room had bugs in the window seal and crawling around on the floor they were roaches did not stay ”

“Room was clean and smelled nice. Bathroom was clean. Staff was very friendly. Will stay here again.”

“All was good”

“Booked a king suite, no sofabed, just coffee table, no washcloths, no shower curtain, bathroom door wouldn't close. Wouldn't recommend”

“Poor quality bed, 2 flat tiny pillows, no one answered house keeping calls”

“great”

“It was pretty decent”

“When I arrived I had to wait for someone to come out the restroom 20min with a signed that read out of order I had a long drive and had to use the restroom….. The pool was green thick fungus”