Resorts in Bristol County

"We had a great 3 night stay at the Wyndham. We attended a gala while we were there, as well. Staff were all very friendly, and it was obvious the housekeeping staff was going above and beyond in cleaning. We actually mentioned it as we were walking down the hall because they were scrubbing floors in the rooms and everything smelled so fresh and clean. They made sure we had plenty of bottled water and coffee and towels. The bar and restaurant staff were very friendly, interactive, and attentive. The food was great, too! The only thing we all wished for was that there was a coffee bar or something in the morning to pick up quick bites and lattes."

"The west wing room was clean, huge with windows on 2 walls. The bathroom was enormous. The staff were very nice and helpful as well and the location couldn’t be more convenient."

"Bar closed early for an event, probably let it go until 11 at-least or let people bring in their own staff. Should not have been charged for parking onsite that seemed ridiculous "

"My room did not have a view. What was subpar was the bed to begin. Next, the tv was not across from the bed but to the left wall which made it very awkward to watch tv at all. Last but not least, the floors were so uneven, I could not wait to leave the room."

"It’s a clean peaceful place to sleep. Great for going to a show & casino. "

"Clean and well maintained"

"Property was in a stellar location. Clean and cannot complain about service. It was a great spot for the price."

"For the price, the rooms and properties were quite worn, beds uncomfortable, water rusty on check in - and the walls were very thin. Location is excellent - Walking distance from all the things you'd want to see. It's Probably a great spot if you're planning to go to the bars and need a place to pass out after a few, but not a place if you want to relax. On the plus side they offered to move us to a quieter room, but a hotel that costs over $400 a night should be clean, new, quiet, and relaxing. "

"The AC struggled to keep the room cool."