Hotels near AMF Somerset Lanes

"Very cool place. A lot in a small space. Everything you need for an enjoyable stay."

"This hotel was a cute idea but the property felt like it was way past its prime even for a boutique hotel. The room was bare bones: no closet, no full-length mirror, no amenities like a fridge or coffee maker or minibar, no safe, rug was threadbare. Bathroom was so tiny it was actively hard to shower and there was nowhere to put anything. The cafe downstairs seemed like it had at one point been a fully stocked really nice little cafe, but there was never any food in the baked goods area, the shelves were empty, and the area behind the counter was mostly used for storage. The staff were all really nice but also really young, like college students. All in all this place had a haunted vibe, not as in ghosts, but as in a place that was a fraction of its former self. Can’t say I’d stay there again. "

"Yes, breakfast was replenished frequently due to large population of sports participants. Our room on 4th floor was quiet."

"The staff are attentive and the rooms are clean."

"Room was little dirty sheets had blood on them staff some night was friendly "

"Clean and spacious room. Hot breakfast. Nice staff."

"No pool"

"Shower could be a bit better. Overall was very good experience."

"I wish that whoever owns this Best Western property would make exceptions for those who reserve rooms through other websites like Hotels.com The young man who checked me in gave me some info on benefits of joining Best Western's Program. I don't stay at Best Western other than there near T.F. Green airport. That might change after this last stay. As I made reservation through Hotels.com I was stuck at the furthest end of the hotel. Room 200. The highway going to/from the airport runs right under (SOUNDS LIKE) Room 200. I slept well until 3 a.m. but then got awakened by the road traffic until 6. I am happy they extended their breakfast serving time until 10 a.m. as I was able to sleep on the plane with my full belly. Another plus is the "on demand" airport shuttle." So, going forward I'm going to see what they will give me for a room. I broke my neck on Aug. 5, 1979 and medically retired from the USAF officially on Dec. 27, 1983. There are several hotels in the area that have the free airport shuttle. TSA might not be working elsewhere but at T.F. Green I left hotel 1 3/4 hours prior to my flight. I should have slept for an additional hour!!"