Hotels near John Kane House

"The breakfast was very good. Hot, real eggs and bacon, potatoes, choices of breads and cereals/oatmeal. No fruit to speak of. The staff was all very professional and friendly. However, the hotel condition was subpar. The elevator was filthy, debris all over the floor and scuff marks on the walls. The stairwell reminded me of a parking garage stairwell. The hallway needed vacuuming. The room was clean enough, but our toilet seat was loose, the floors are tile, no rugs. So overall, a clean enough place to sleep and a good breakfast, but definitely needs some updating and maintenance."

"It was clean, staff was friendly. "

"Parking lot was well lit, rooms were clean."

"my id was stolen."

"Excellent choice!!!"

"Very worn badly. ONE step from POOR. Parking vacant. No hot water in sink ot shower. Keys worked half the time. SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN RENTED "

"The room was clean, drove a 14 hour drive the lady let me check in early. They are very kind. "

"My stay was only for one night but everything was excellent for me and my wife "

"Warning to anyone with a service animal, know your rights under the Americans with disabilities act. I was told I have to let them know I have a service dog BEFORE arriving.(THAT IS FALSE! ) She told me I must have a certification card that shows my service dog is trained and registered. (THAT IS COMPLETELY FALSE!) The Americans with disabilities act says that a hotel\motel can NOT ask for ANY certification of any kind. She told me they put people with service animals in specific rooms that they designated for animals. (That is a violation of your rights!) The ACT says that people with service animals MUST be put in the same rooms as people without service animals. I'm the 5 minutes that I spoke to her, she violated so many of my rights. Any of the things she said could be grounds for a lawsuit against them for violating my rights as defined in the Americans with disabilities act. The next morning when checking out I spoke to the gentleman that owns the motel, and told him what happened, he was much easier to talk to and we discussed what transpired. Know your rights! Service animals are not pets, they are federally protected medical necessities. Besides that, our stay was great. "