Hotels near Hilton Village Hall

"Parking was ok. The parking spaces are very close together, so it’s very hard getting luggage out without hitting a car next to you. Staff at check in didn’t really talk at all. Just asked for my name and gave me my key. At breakfast they had a bread box with 4 pieces of rye bread, 4 pieces of white and blueberry muffins. They had a few pieces of bacon, eggs and cereal. I went to go get coffee and it was empty. I heard another guest ask an employee for more coffee to be made. And got no response. Mind you there was still another hour of breakfast. I don’t know if it’s some kind of cleaner or deodorizer that they use, but the whole building smells like men’s cologne. It’s so overpowering, I couldn’t stop coughing whenever entering the halls. The rooms were dated, which is fine. But could be cleaned better. There was black hair inside the sheets on both beds. The comforters were stained. The tissue holder had some kind of gue or something sticky on it. We were only there for a quick overnight, but I expected a little nicer for $200 a night. "

"Like that room had full amenities. Microwave fridge blow dryer Air conditioner not working "

"The hotel is under renovations and should let people know before reservations are made. The bed was extremely uncomfortable and hard."

"Parking instruction isn’t clear. Attitude of front desk at night shift is utterly, totally, completely, terribly, unacceptably horrible. We should be treated with courtesy, not bad attitude. "

". This is a $99 hotel at best. I'm not exaggerating—here is exactly what happened: ​The Room: Burned and stained bed linens, stained pillowcases, and a worn-out mattress sagging in a "U" shape. The TV remote didn't work and was literally taped shut to keep the batteries from falling out. ​The Door: A daily workout. The lock mechanism is broken—you have to pull the handle up (not down), wiggle it, and shove the door hard just to get inside. ​The Smells: Supposedly a non-smoking hotel, but the hallways smell 100% like pot and cigarettes. Marijuana smokers clearly love this place. The hotel threatens a smoking fine, so maybe this is just how they make their money—because they certainly aren't enforcing the rule to keep the air clean. ​The Staff: The only saving grace. They are 100% all-in and incredibly helpful. To their credit, they offered to fix things, but it was 11 PM on a last-minute, one-night stay—I just wanted to sleep, not have maintenance working in my room late at night. They are doing the absolute best they can with the terrible resources management gives them. ​Skip this place until management invests in basic maintenance and cleans up the hallways"

"I went there about one am, and no one was there. I ended up spending the night at a motel in the emergency as there was nothing else open."

"Breakfast was good and plentiful. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. However, the barn door to the bathroom was difficult to slide and did not close entirely."

"Staff professional, helpful. Nice property. Room clean and spacious. If I’m nitpicking, water pressure varies but otherwise it was a great stay. "

"The facility was clean and convenient, and the staff were friendly and helpful, but the check-in process was a little slow. The room was comfortable, but we had to ask for toilet paper. I would definitely stay there again."