프로비던스 플리트 도서관 근처 호텔 & 숙소 추천

“깔끔하고 교통 좋고 주차 편리합니다. 다음에도 이용하고 싶네요”

“It looked good”

“I checked in to this hotel on July 4th. I had clearly reserved a room with one king bed through Expedia, but was given a room with two queen beds instead. This was the hotel's mistake, not mine. After pointing this out, they moved us to a king room—the room we originally paid for. No apology, no explanation. Unfortunately, the problems didn’t end there. The new room had a clogged sink that wouldn’t drain at all. We called the front desk, and it took 30 minutes for someone to show up. The...

“Clean room”

“Beautiful place and even more beautiful scenery”

“Clean rooms and the lovely breakfast”

“The place is a converted warehouse. It was creatively layed out with an open concept. I felt very at home while there.My wife also enjoyed the space less the shower. The shower is completely open air.a and for her it was a bit public even though there is a door for the bathroom. The neighborhood is safe but there is very little to walk to but there are alot of good food places and bars just a short drive away.”

“All in all a great hotel. Everywhere was very clean, the staff were friendly and it was evident they were upgrading parts of the hotel but doing it in a manner which had no effect on the use of facilities”

“Problems with checking in to hotel, shared with others in the street outside also having issues - left outside the building talking to customer representative who was extremely unhelpful. Standing on the street in an area where there were multiple homeless people who were clearly drug dependent did not feel at all safe. This is basically a one star place with extremely basic furnishings - booked two nights and stayed one night Property is unmanned - I was offered future discount if I gave good...

“It was the most terrible hotel in my life. It was a place for homeless family. Very small room. Poor bed. No dishes and utensils. No towels. Smells. Dirty. No room service. Severe noise from Highway 95. Rough people. It was hell to us.”

“Essential… it’s ok”