Chaque chambre comprend Air conditioning, Coffee machine, Refrigerator, Upper floors accessible by stairs only, Carpeted, Iron, Heating, Telephone et 8 de plus
28 m² · 1 king bed · Pour 2 personnes
This Superior King Room has a balcony and sleeps 2 guests. The room is equipped with air conditioning, a refrigerator, and a coffee machine, as well as a desk and TV. The private bathroom features a spa tub, bathtub, shower, and hairdryer. The room also has a telephone, iron, and heating, with upper floors accessible by stairs only.
Lits 8.2/10 · mentionnés par 19 voyageurs
28 m² · 1 king bed · Pour 2 personnes · Suite
Lits 8.2/10 · mentionnés par 19 voyageurs
21 m² · 1 queen bed and 1 twin bed · Pour 1 personnes
“I am delighted that I only booked for one night”
I only appreciated that it was close to Essex; everything else was a mess—a run‑down building with a plastic shower and a broken railing, all for $600 a night, the worst value‑for‑money hotel I've ever paid.
The room was roomy and comfy, the staff were friendly and helpful, and the bar was a welcoming spot to unwind at the end of the day.
The bedroom was spacious and comfortable, though the bed felt too firm for our taste; the staff were rarely available and communication was lacking, so the place definitely needs some TLC and sprucing up.
The room was a stunning, spacious retreat with a beautifully appointed bathroom, set amid a lush landscaped backdrop near charming villages and towns, and there were plenty of nearby spots for shopping, dining, and water sports.
“Beautiful room and inn. I would certainly stay again and recommend to friends. Worth the expense.”
The room was exceptional—my best inn‑type stay—very large, comfortable, tastefully furnished, spotless, and air‑conditioned without drafts; the staff were efficient, breakfast was great, and every public area was clean and well‑maintained; they could just be a bit more cheerful and welcoming, though they were polite and efficient.
“I am delighted that I only booked for one night”
I only appreciated that it was close to Essex; everything else was a mess—a run‑down building with a plastic shower and a broken railing, all for $600 a night, the worst value‑for‑money hotel I've ever paid.
The room was a stunning, spacious retreat with a beautifully appointed bathroom, set amid a lush landscaped backdrop near charming villages and towns, and there were plenty of nearby spots for shopping, dining, and water sports.
The room was roomy and comfy, the staff were friendly and helpful, and the bar was a welcoming spot to unwind at the end of the day.
“Beautiful room and inn. I would certainly stay again and recommend to friends. Worth the expense.”
The room was exceptional—my best inn‑type stay—very large, comfortable, tastefully furnished, spotless, and air‑conditioned without drafts; the staff were efficient, breakfast was great, and every public area was clean and well‑maintained; they could just be a bit more cheerful and welcoming, though they were polite and efficient.
The bedroom was spacious and comfortable, though the bed felt too firm for our taste; the staff were rarely available and communication was lacking, so the place definitely needs some TLC and sprucing up.
