Hotels near Crossings at Carnegie

"This is an older hotel that has been updated. The bathroom impressed me because most hotel updates try to over-modify the bathroom; this update was sensible. The room and bathroom were very clean; no signs of mold/mildew, no stains. LOTS of storage space for clothing between the big set of drawers and the closet. There was a mini fridge and microwave. There is a 24 hour, self-serve "market" in the lobby where you can get snacks, beverages, etc. The front desk staff I encountered, with one exception, seemed to enjoy their jobs and interacting with staff (the exception appeared bored and uninterested in their work). I did eat in the Lord Essex Tavern and Grill on my first night there. I got to the restaurant at 8 and asked if I could still be served (they closed at 9). It was no problem. My server was efficient but not personable. The photo of the restaurant on the Kahler website makes it look better than the rather dark and dated space that it is. My burger arrived quickly and was very tasty. I was appreciative that this hotel conveniently connects to the Mayo "subway"."

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"I would recommend if anybody stay there. It’s pretty easy access they’re putting a knife. Complementary is poly good "

"I liked the hotel. Would stay again, the breakfast offering were better than average although there was no toaster. Clean rooms."

"The pool was shut down. Had no warning about the pool issue."

"Good place to stay"

"Clean room. Fresh hot breakfast with good variety. "

"Great place! Beds were super comfy, had all the amenities we needed, quiet. Only disappointment was the pool being down. But that was beyond anyone’s control and at least they made arrangements for guests to use the hotel next door’s pool."

"Hallways had a bad aroma. Stains on sheets. Walls in rooms were dirty. Fingerprints on everything. Hotel staff was nice but would walk right passed trash on floor. I would not stay here again cause of cleanliness issues."