Find hotels near Airbound Trampoline Park, Winston-Salem from AED 195

"It was godawful. The room smelled terrible, the property was filthy, and it clearly wasn’t safe to stay there…so I didn’t. I left and found a safer hotel."

"Location was great for the Wake Forest graduation weekend. They decorated it nicely and welcomed family members in. The room was another story. There was a dirty towel behind the toilet in the bathroom and when we went to shower in the morning the “clean” towel had someone else’s hair in it. When we asked for clean towels the front desk told us “later”. Also, for what we paid we generally get a couple of bottles of water in the room when we arrive at other hotels. The had things for sale in the lobby but it’s not the same as having the convenience of them being in the room. We also asked for cleaning after the first night because the place didn’t really seem like it was cleaned well before we checked in but they told us they only clean every other day. Best Western is across the street. I’ll be going there next time."

"Beds were comfortable, and it was an Ok place to stay. I would suggest adding dish cloth and towels in kitchen for doing dishes. Fix the towel bar in bathroom, it was laying in the closet. Batteries for TV remote in bedroom missing. Also, when we walked up the sidewalk it smelled like a grow house or heavy pot smokers live there. People don’t pick up their dog poop, so that was disgusting. This was not our typical experience with VRBO’s. They have always been pretty nice. "

"I ended up not staying at the property. When I arrived, there were blowers under the carpet and in the kitchen, apparently due to a recent flood. I took one look at this Hellhole and called Landing to cancel."

"There were bugs. The unit is very old. Neighborhood didn’t feel safe"

"Dirty and dilapidated. This property should not be rented. House keeping left dirty towels and dirty countertops. Stains on rugs. Blood stain on pillow case. WiFi did not work. And the “Landing” leasing company was terrible to work with and its communication and application process was intrusive. "