Hotel a North Enid

“No breakfast was offered other than milk and cereal. No waffles.”

“Breakfast could be better”

“Glo is probably the best hotel to stay in in Enid! Thank you for the great breakfast!”

“Needs updated”

“There was nothing unique about the hotel. It was nasty, disgusting, unclean. Dog hair in between the beds. Had to switch rooms, and the second room smelt like mold. My family traveled there to spend our yearly vacation with family. We are 7 hours away from them. I dreaded going to the hotel at the end of the day when I stayed. It was a terrible stay, I chose a hotel that served free breakfast, to help with our food cost. I went in to get the breakfast, and was shamefully asked in front of...

“Our room was clean and the young man that checked us in was extremely friendly and helpful”

“Nothing”

“Always nice and clean.”

“Hotel nuovissimo tutto perfetto tranne il wi fi molto lento.”

“No comment”

“Enjoyed the 3 queen beds in one room for myself and granddaughters and great granddaughters. Very nice room and staff was great and very helpful.”

“I found earrings in my room that I threw in the trash. The swimming pool area wasn't in good or great shape. The pool area needs some modern upgrades. More seating and better lighting. Breakfast was fair and the was little small for the furniture that was in the room. It was okay. I've stayed in several other SPRINGHILL SUITES MARRIOTT and it was ALOT NICER than this particular facility. The rooms were also much bigger.”

“Absolutely the most disgusting place I've ever stayed. If I were looking for a place to board my dogs, I would keep looking. I thought because it was associated with Wyndham certain standards would be in place. Rust on bathroom and light fixtures. Holes in walls, peeling paint, dank smokey smells, roaches, damp bedding! Simply gross.”

“Never recommending this place, just terrible. My room was not cleaned before I arrived. There were blood, food and hair on the beddings. I had to change rooms. But they did say, they were planning on remodeling the place.”