Find hotels near Reuther Refuge, Montrose from AED 195

"One of the nicer stays we have experienced. Great clean room and breakfast. Helpful staff."

"Great experience "

"Everything was great. The rooms were clean, the staff were very nice and kept thulings stocked. Overall a great trip. "

"Room was clean. Staff was amazing and friendly. She was super knowledgeable about the area. Breakfast was homemade and couldn’t have been better."

"Clean, comfortable and a great price for as many as we could have fit in the property."

"Clean room and friendly staff "

"I read the reviews of others and here's my experience. I did not have any bad smells and my son (who is allergic to cats) did not have any allergy issues. It is obviously an older property, so it's not a modern, freshly painted environment. Things are obviously used, but the renters have done a good job making the space usable and feel "homey". I am pretty easy to please, not a diva so the little grandma type accents I looked at as sweet and quaint. We loved that the dollar general was right behind the house, and we could walk over to Casey's and buy a drink! I'd stay there again, it was comfortable for us and I was grateful to have somewhere to stay, so thank you! "

"It is an older home as indicated in the listing, but it was very clean and well maintained. The host did great communicating and helped with our unique accommodations. The home is within walking distance to the temple, downtown, and the few restaurants that are in Nauvoo. The home also had a great history and story that was hanging on the wall which really made the stay extra special knowing what role it played in the history of Nauvoo."

"Perfect place to stay for a family wanting to visit historic Nauvoo! We enjoyed the pioneer feel of the apartment and were pleasantly surprised (we didn't realize before we arrived) that it's incredibly close to the Nauvoo temple. It made it easy for both my husband and I to take a turn going to the temple while the other stayed with the younger children, as the other could simply walk to the temple. "