Hotels near Old Drum Dog Park

"Convenient to our travel plans. Electric went out when I used my curling iron. Breakfast was ok."

"Parking was ample, safe and close to room. Staff was excellent, honored my discount and very helpful when I had a problem with the facilities. Room was quiet, clean, well-kept with a comfortable bed and a quiet, a/c and heater. No free breakfast or coffee maker in the room, but for the price, I would definitely stay there, again!"

"Hotel was nice, under remodel but comfortable bed and solid breakfast. "

"The property was very outdated and not maintained. The staff was never at the desk. I always had to ring for them. Breakfast area was not maintained. Hideous fixes to building itself. Extension cords hanging on lamps. Stains on window screens looked like it was from the last crime scene. Drug paraphernalia left in parking lot. "

"All good"

"Nice breakfast "

"The management here were very nice. Katiebwas attentive to all of my needs. Her suggestions to restuarants and shopping near by were spot on. The hotel seemed to be in a much better changeover than our last stay here. To clean up everything that hey have in the few months Katie and her husband have been here and started managing speaks volumes. A turnover doesn't just happen over night. It takes time, patience and care and you can see that progress. Our room was clean, all room ammenities worked. Coffee pots in the rooms would be nice to have as well as well as more vending macjine options since brkfstvisbt served a more vending machine "

"Breakfast was pretty standard, but I did appreciate you could get coffee even after breakfast had ended. Room was clean and the staff was great with helping us extend our stay"

"The hotel was very nice. The room was clean and the bed very comfortable. I especially appreciated the room darkening shade. The bathroom was very clean. The breakfast was less than I hoped, but adequate. The hotel grounds and building were clean and welcoming. The staff was my only complaint. When I arrived I walked to the front desk where 2 men were talking about their personal lives. They didn't look up at me for several seconds then, when they did, they did not acknowledge me or welcome me. I had to stand there and wait another 30-45 seconds while they finished their conversation. Then one asked the other if he wanted to try this one. He was obviously in training. He was slow and had to ask for clarification on many things. I usually don't mind that, but after being ignored for their personal conversation, I felt less patient."