The cleanliness is top-notch
The hotel's location is perfect
The breakfast spread was a highlight of my stay
The friendly and welcoming staff made me feel right at home
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51 m² · 1 sofa bed · Pour 4 personnes · Suite
This One-Bedroom Suite has a kitchenette with kitchenware and a tea/coffee maker, as well as a bathroom with a bath, shower, and free toiletries. The suite is equipped with a flat-screen TV, heating, and air conditioning, and also features a dining area and a desk. It sleeps 4 guests.
Lits 9/10 · mentionnés par 11 voyageurs
35 m² · 1 sofa bed · Pour 6 personnes
The Queen Studio has a private bathroom with a bath, shower, and hairdryer, and also features a microwave and tea/coffee maker. The room is equipped with air conditioning, heating, a flat-screen TV, and a desk, and has a clothes rack and towels provided. This studio sleeps 6 guests.
Lits 9/10 · mentionnés par 11 voyageurs
28 m² · 1 king bed · Pour 2 personnes
300 m² · 1 queen bed · Pour 4 personnes
This Queen Room has 2 beds and sleeps 4 guests. It features a private bathroom with a bath and a shower. The room is also equipped with air conditioning and a tea and coffee maker.
28 m² · 1 king bed · Pour 2 personnes
32 m² · 1 sofa bed · Pour 4 personnes
Lits 9/10 · mentionnés par 11 voyageurs
32 m² · 1 sofa bed · Pour 4 personnes
The Studio – Disability Access features a king‑size layout with a roll‑in shower for easy mobility. It accommodates up to four guests with its two beds. The private bathroom includes a bath, shower, linen, towels, free toiletries, a hairdryer, and a toilet, while the room offers air‑conditioning, heating, a flat‑screen TV, a desk, a tea/coffee maker, a microwave, a fan, and a wake‑up service.
Lits 9/10 · mentionnés par 11 voyageurs
28 m² · Pour 2 personnes
28 m² · Pour 2 personnes
51 m² · Pour 4 personnes
28 m² · 1 queen bed · Pour 4 personnes
This Queen Room - Disability Access has a roll-in shower. It features air conditioning and heating, as well as a flat-screen TV. The room has 2 beds and sleeps 4 guests, with a private bathroom that includes a bath and a shower.
35 m² · 1 sofa bed · Pour 6 personnes
A King‑room layout with a roll‑in shower provides disability‑accessible accommodation. The studio sleeps six guests on three beds and includes a desk, tea/coffee maker, microwave, and a flat‑screen TV. The private bathroom offers a bath, shower, free toiletries, towels, linen, a hair‑dryer, and a fan, while air‑conditioning and heating ensure climate control.
Lits 9/10 · mentionnés par 11 voyageurs
The place was spotless and brand new, but I wish they’d offer cooked oatmeal and vegan almond milk instead of the oatmeal packets.
“Recomendable”
The hotel is great for the price, clean and comfortable, but the breakfast was very basic.
“Excellent, wish breakfast was @ 6am instead of 7am, missed it.”
Most things were fine, but the bed and pillows were too hard for our liking.
“The hotel was nice, but the room was noisy and not convenient for elderly guests.”
The facility was neat and clean, really liked the breakfast dining, staff was friendly and helpful. 1. There were no double queen accessible rooms, only one king. So care giver/support person would have to sleep in the same bed as the elder/disabled person. Our room had two queens but no handrails in the bathroom or anywhere. 2. Also would have liked some kind of night light to help elder mom find bathroom easily at night. Would have liked an extra blanket in the room. 3. The air conditioner outside our window made noise coming on and off all night. 4. Soundproofing poor. Heard visitors from floor above stomping around late at night
“Very satisfied with our stay at the Cobblestone Hotel”
I’d never heard of a Cobblestone Hotel before, but I booked after seeing photos, reviews, and the location, and I wasn’t disappointed; it was pet friendly and the staff were friendly, though I only met them at check‑in and check‑out. The breakfast was about an 8 out of 10, featuring scrambled eggs (probably powdered), biscuits and gravy, a waffle station, cereal, breads, small cake donuts, and various juices. Our room was clean but carpeted, which traps more dirt than hard flooring; the beds and pillows were comfortable. The price felt a bit high, but it’s high season and options are limited in the area. We stayed on a busy Friday night, and if I return to Ephraim I’ll likely stay here again because overall it was very good. On the downside, all outdoor trash cans were overflowing both evenings and mornings; the breakfast room was a bit small, so we waited a few minutes for a table during the busy weekend. We were on the first floor as requested, yet could hear people above us moving around—at one point it sounded like a bowling ball dropped on the floor. The only chair in the room was a small office or desk chair, leaving little room for anything else.
The place was spotless and brand new, but I wish they’d offer cooked oatmeal and vegan almond milk instead of the oatmeal packets.
“The hotel was nice, but the room was noisy and not convenient for elderly guests.”
The facility was neat and clean, really liked the breakfast dining, staff was friendly and helpful. 1. There were no double queen accessible rooms, only one king. So care giver/support person would have to sleep in the same bed as the elder/disabled person. Our room had two queens but no handrails in the bathroom or anywhere. 2. Also would have liked some kind of night light to help elder mom find bathroom easily at night. Would have liked an extra blanket in the room. 3. The air conditioner outside our window made noise coming on and off all night. 4. Soundproofing poor. Heard visitors from floor above stomping around late at night
“Recomendable”
The hotel is great for the price, clean and comfortable, but the breakfast was very basic.
“Very satisfied with our stay at the Cobblestone Hotel”
I’d never heard of a Cobblestone Hotel before, but I booked after seeing photos, reviews, and the location, and I wasn’t disappointed; it was pet friendly and the staff were friendly, though I only met them at check‑in and check‑out. The breakfast was about an 8 out of 10, featuring scrambled eggs (probably powdered), biscuits and gravy, a waffle station, cereal, breads, small cake donuts, and various juices. Our room was clean but carpeted, which traps more dirt than hard flooring; the beds and pillows were comfortable. The price felt a bit high, but it’s high season and options are limited in the area. We stayed on a busy Friday night, and if I return to Ephraim I’ll likely stay here again because overall it was very good. On the downside, all outdoor trash cans were overflowing both evenings and mornings; the breakfast room was a bit small, so we waited a few minutes for a table during the busy weekend. We were on the first floor as requested, yet could hear people above us moving around—at one point it sounded like a bowling ball dropped on the floor. The only chair in the room was a small office or desk chair, leaving little room for anything else.
“Excellent, wish breakfast was @ 6am instead of 7am, missed it.”
Most things were fine, but the bed and pillows were too hard for our liking.
