Hotel vicino a University of the Cumberlands - Williamsburg

“Amazing”

“Breakfast was great! Pool was nice.”

“Nice structure from the outside, they gave us room number 110, a terrible smell, dirty, the bedspread all dirty and greasy, the pillowcases smelled, there was still food residue in the microwave, bottle caps on the floor, dust, insects, the terrible bathroom. the manager of the facility was never found. a terrible experience and we were unable to contact and speak to the manager for a possible refund. very bad.”

“It was convenient as it was right off the interstate but I will not stay here again, nor will I recommend. The shower curtain was loaded with mold covering the entire bottom portion and several inches high. The air conditioning did not work and no cold water coming out of sink. Also, the cement steps outside my room that lead up to top floor were filthy with bird dropping. That mold all over the bottom portion of shower curtain can be a health hazard too. This was room 216.”

“Very clean and spacious room. No one was at the office when I arrived and that was a bit disconcerting. Didn't know what to do as it was locked and someone pulled up. There's a number to call and they said it was a wrong number. Otherwise room was clean and quite. Will use again. No vending machines..”

“Basic hotel”

“Very pretty hotel, definitely seems to be newer. The room was nice, but had an almost damp feel to it...bed was comfy, or we were just so exhausted we crashed. Shower pressure is low but the shower itself is super nice! Don't get the rooms right near the elevators, you hear the hum of them moving. Overall, I'd stay again, just not close to the elevators.”

“Very nice hotel. The only problem I had was the noise level in my room. The guests in the next room watched TV and the sound penetrated into my room very clearly. I could easily hear that they were watching reruns of Friends. This was pretty annoying and I might have asked for a change of rooms, but they eventually turned off the TV and I had no further issues. My feeling was that there was insufficient insulation to deaden the sound between rooms.”