Lewisburg Hotels with Swimming Pool

"Great location and easy to leave the property. Secluded from thru traffic but close to interstate."

"Breakfast and staff great. Could use an update on furniture. Needed to wipe everything down. "

"It’s a good spot for overnight if you have medical visits in the area . Nothing fancy. Just reasonable and practical. Staff was nice."

"Quiet stay."

"The staff is very friendly and helpful. The location is very nice and is easy to find."

"Freezing pool, dirty towels, no real blinds so flood lights were blinding, no drain stoppers, flickering lights, super small trash cans, smells like cigarettes and wet dog, and stains on the comforter. The only decent thing was the main staff guy and the breakfast was alright. The orange juice and apple juice were out of order one of the days and the hot water for tea barely came out. I would not stay there again even if I was bribed."

"The staff performance was excellent. The room and housekeeping were very professional. The hotel cost was an excellent value."

"Room was very musty - why have they not used an ozonater to ensure a fresh room? Had to search, move furniture, get on my knees in a poorly lit room to find an electric outlet that worked. Both bedside outlets were loose. Wall outlet was dead. Plugs would not stay plugged into the lamp outlet. Finally found an outlet that worked; but, when I turned the entry light off for the night, the outlet to my phone and laptop chargers unexpectedly lost electric. This complicated my Mapquest driving next day. Sink faucet kept running. Janitorial staff could not speak English, and walked right in without knocking while I was undressed to shower. Nearly fell because the marble threshold to the bathroom was way too high. Need better lighting in the rooms and halls. My child said "Please don't come back here next time.""

"Eh, typical renovated by a foreign person hotel. Weird smell in the lobby, wall damage painted over, elevator that reminded me of my college dorm. Room and bed were clean enough. My client asked “what hotel are you saying in?” And I definitely did not want to tell them. I was okay staying here because it was a solo trip and was cheap - definitely would not bring my family here."