Hotel a Syracuse

“The inn was under renovation. Nothing was communicated about the incredible inconvenience. Work materials were all over the property, inside and out. Work trucks took up all handicap spaces, dumpsters took up valuable parking spaces. Workers would be outside the inn at night drinking and smoking. As an unaccompanied woman, I did not feel safe. No breakfast was available. There were stale bread slices and undrinkable coffee amidst the dusty shelf in the lobby where renovations were taking...

“Arrivati alle 21.30 nessuno era presente al desk; suonato diverse volte il campanello ma dopo 5 minuti nessuno si presentava; decido quindi di chiamare al telefono l'hotel ( si fa ridere ) e mi risponde subito un ragazzo, al quale dico di essere al desk di fronte. Dopo due minuti arriva con tutta la calma del mondo e facciamo il checkin. Solo piu'tardi ho visto che aveva una ospite ...”

“Nice and clean room, little dated”

“Everything was awesome!”

“Just needed a place to lay our head for the night. Nothing fancy but clean and the bed was comfortable. Shower has amazing water pressure! And the price was right!”

“Rooms were nice several parks in walking distance.”

“Toilet wouldn’t stop running all night. Kept randomly flushing. Got clogged each time it was used. Room smelled weird. Like someone had smoked in it and it was poorly cleaned afterwards. Front staff made it clear at check-in, “We are full tonight but if you must call me tonight, I will do what I can!” Not a good look. Thoroughly unimpressed. Won’t return. Would advise others to avoid this place.”

“The breakfast was disappointing. Fridge was empty, no pastries, no choice in bread”

“They look like they are in the midst of remodeling but it also looks like the project has been sitting for some time. The room was clean enough, new sheets. The small breakfast counter only had packaged bagels. I would not recommend the coffee. It was watered down and had things floating on top. It is the only hotel in town. I would recommend staying in a different town and driving in if you have an event in town.”

“The only thing was some guest need to learn how to park.”