ابحث عن فنادق بالقرب من Northcrest Shopping Center، في منطقة فورت واين من AED 233

"Clean room and bathroom with good ventilation and cooling."

"Hotel needs investment. Carpets in hallways smell. 1 elevator not working. Washer out of order. Parking lot in back very crumbled"

"Rooms smelled like wet dog. We asked to be moved once, second room was the same."

"The hotel was getting renovated while we were there. The bathroom door in our room wouldn’t close because the toilet was too large and prevented it from closing. Additionally, the AC unit was extremely loud and made it difficult to sleep."

"room was fine, parking ample, and breakfast was good"

"Friendly staff."

"Quick and easy check in - it literally only took 2 minutes. The woman at the front desk was friendly and efficient. I appreciated this check in experience."

"I didn’t even stay. I forfeited the cost of the room. It was old and dirty and run down. The highway noise was loud. People were smoking right outside my room and it stunk. I simply didn’t feel comfortable there."

"The room was clean and the hotel’s location is excellent—very convenient. A few items that would improve the guest experience: • No shower towels were provided in the room. • The room lights did not work. The power strips also appeared non-functional, so it may have been an electrical issue. • The hair dryer performed poorly—it drew a lot of power but produced very little airflow. These are straightforward fixes that would make the stay more comfortable. Overall the location is a strong...

"Free parking"

"Great, value priced stay."

"Old, rundown, and dirty. The property claimed to be smoke free, but it certainly was not at some point, and nothing was really done to clean out the years old smoke smell. There was even a cigarette burn on the comforter. The towel looked like they were from three decades ago and were not big enough to cover a toddler. The clientele - well, let me just say I was afraid to walk around my myself. The stove was horrid, the furniture looked like it could crumble to pieces at any moment - it was just...

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