Hotels near Fowlers Hollow State Park

"Clean and comfortable."

"Easy check in"

"A welcome oasis for weary travelers. There was a minor issue with the coffee machine. They got it working in short order. All was well. The staff was personable and good at their jobs."

"Be careful. My husband 's business took him to another town after 2 days. We were unable to cancel the rest of our reservation."

"Clean and great location"

"This was an amazing property. Facility great. Staff friendly and helpful. Location great for travelers. I had never stayed at a Spark before, but it won't be the last. Breakfast was nice. Coffee was very good. Room was nice."

"The TV in our room didn't work and they could not fix it, or move us because they were full. The manager, Jeff Shepherd, was supposed to call me to discussed a credit to compensate us but I never heard from him (he wasn't available when we checked out). The continental breakfast was meager--dry cereal, bagels, coffee, juice, and a little fruit. Two signs in the elevator and the hall advertised an egg, cheese, and sausage bagel and other items they did not have. When I asked staff about it, they said they hadn't had that for 2 years. So why keep up those signs??? Ask for a room that doesn't face the street, as street noise is very loud. Be sure to make a reservation if you want to eat dinner in their restaurant. Parking in their lot can also be hard on a busy weekend night with a lot of spaces taken up by restaurant goers in addition to hotel guests. Only good thing I can say is the beds were comfortable, and the A/C worked."

"There was no shampoo in the shower, the headboard of the bed was full of filthy greasy marks....clearly not cleaned recently."

"This was the most dismal, bleak hotel I have ever stayed in. VERY basic, aged, worn but the worst part was the front desk staff. The man was okay, somewhat friendly but there was a woman who was present almost all the time. I stayed (unfortunately) 4 nights. She was extremely unfriendly, seemed to have extreme difficulty communicating, didn't make any eye contact and could barely respond in the most basic ways. Appreciate that she has somes sort of issues but perhaps she should have more of a back office job rather than the face of the property. Choice hotels should make a visit."