ابحث عن فنادق بالقرب من Saint Albans Library، في منطقة تشارلستون من AED 244

"We chose this hotel because it had 2 treadmills. We arrived and 1 was broken. No one knew why or any idea when it would be fixed. More importantly no one cared. Had to spend extra money at planet fitness. Nobody cared."

"Recommend! Clean room. Nice hot big breakfast"

"Very clean room, quiet and very convenient location would stay here again."

"The hotel is in a good area"

"Average at bes"

"Property was very easy to find. Clean inside and out. Staff kind and courteous. King room was large and spacious. Will stay there again if travels take me that way."

"It was a good hotel saty"

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"We have been staying at this hotel at least twice a year for 8 years. The staff are always welcoming, kind and helpful. My complaint is that new ownership (we were told this by staff) has taken over and the cost of the rooms went up significantly. The cost has outpaced the return and sadly — we will find another place to stay in the future. This is not a reflection on the staff — they are and have always been great."

"Clean room and comfortable beds"

"It was a very clean and nice hotel! We enjoyed our stay."

"Excellent staff and rooms."

"The pool was freezing cold. When you were in your room you could hear absolutely everything going on outside of your room. The shampoo and body wash inside the room were enough for one person one time use. Definitely not enough for 3 people staying there. The beds were super uncomfortable. The only thing this hotel had that was good was their breakfast."

"At the beginning we were assigned the wrong room; at the end, everything was fixed but it didn’t has to happen."

"Very clean, very helpful, close to everything. Its a utilitarian place so not a lot of amenities but worked very very well for our stay. Safe area."

"It just seemed like maintenance was lacking a little and not much had been fixed/upgraded since we had been there 4 years ago."

"This is the second stay where there were children travel teams staying left unsupervised in their rooms running up and down shouting slamming doors. Until well after. midnight."