Madison Heights Hotels with Swimming Pool

"Awesome Staff"

"Very nice"

"Everyone working the front desk was consistently rude, the manager especially. She would not even have a full conversation with us. We booked the room for 4 people and only got 3 towels. When we asked for enough towels for everyone we were told, “maybe if we have any.” The room smelled like mold and were barely clean. The plugs in the bathroom didn’t work so we had to get ready in the lobby bathroom. Would not stay here again."

"The building & rooms were very old & needed some renovations to the doors, walls & floor. Their white towels need to desperately be replaced/updated as there were stains on every towel in my bathroom. The staff was great, the beds & sheets were clean & comfortable, especially if you are tired. I was grateful for a place to stay during graduation."

"Breakfast was nice, and the parking was easy and safe. Front desk staff were very friendly and attentive to our needs! Our entire stay was wonderful!"

"Beds were clean and fresh. Great water pressure in the shower. Nice clean room. "

"If this is a two star hotel I’m the king of England! I can honestly say this is the worst hotel experience I’ve had in my almost 60 years on this planet. And I’ve stayed in hostels all over Europe. If you know, you know. Now, I just needed a room for two nights while I was in the area for a golf tournament. I usually say I just need clean sheets, towels, and a hot shower. This place took that to the extreme! The sheets and towels were clean and the shower was hot but the room was absolutely filthy! Dust and cobwebs everywhere. It looked like someone rubbed their dirty feet all over the walls and worse still someone clearly picked their nose repeatedly and wiped it on the walls! Absolutely disgusting. The walls are paper thin and the couple in the adjoining room were loud all might and while my room was a nonsmoking room you couldn’t tell because of the cigarette smoke coming from their room. I really had a difficult time going back to the room for the second night. This was literally just a step up from sleeping in my car. But at the end of the day, the old adage is true, generally you get what you pay for. It’s graduation season so rooms were going for $300+ so I thought I was getting a deal staying a little further outside the city and paying $85/night. Stay their at your own risk, you have been warned."

"The staff were very polite and helpful. The property is in dire need of renovation. The bathroom tile is cracked, the tub doesn’t drain well, the shower temperature control is loose and very finicky, towels were small and cheap. The bed was ok, but pillows were old and lumpy, the sheet was so thin it was almost see-through, and I didn’t feel comfortable that the duvet was clean. The tv is fairly small given the size of the room and all of the bulbs were very dim. The AC and refrigerator were very loud. We stayed to attend graduation at Liberty University, so payed over $350 per night for a mediocre room."

"Grest"