Meilleurs appart'hôtels pour les week-ends à Cottage Hills

« Got kicked out do to my kids which was fine but the way the owner talked to me nd my family as if we where the scum of the earth… after paying over $400 for a 2 night stay I will never again stay here »

« Bonjour, la chambre spacieuse et confortable, le parking,très bien situé Patrick ,Ed »

« Séjour de 3 nuits sans problème ,le petit déjeuner pourrait être plus copieux »

« The manager was very helpful. I thought that he couldn’t find my second room reservation, but it turned out that when Expedia asked me for the person name for the second room, they actually put that person‘s name on the reservation, even though I was making the reservation and paying for both rooms. So a note – if you’re reserving more than 1 room for traveling companions or family members, put your name on all of the rooms. »

« Chambre confortable hôtel relativement calme malgré le nombre de camions stationnés PDJ TRÈS correct »

« Correct sans plus, propreté ok, un peu excentré du centre ville, peut etre un poil cher pour les services »

« I have stayed here off and on for 5 years. First thing was they asked for my credit card to charge incidental, $40.00. If I didn't have issues, I would get it back. The second thing was my room, 218, was so covered up in strong room deodorant, it choked me, made my eyes water. It was terrible. I talked to housekeeping who stated some use strong deodorant and some use not so strong. After unpacking. All of my clothes, shoes, etc smells like it. I had to wash my clothes twice I think you...

« Fine »

« The trim on the walls for the doorways were off. The bathroom was semi clean, but the showerhead and faucet were loose and coming out of their holes. The elevator door was broken, kept shutting on us and of course the pool was down and has been for almost a year now, the lady said. »

« Clean comfortable room. Nice staff, and a good breakfast. Can’t ask for much more. »

« Bonjour super à part le bruit la prochaine fois je prendrai une chambre côté où il n’y a pas la route »