Find hotels near The Glass House, New Canaan from ₩141,214

"Pool was closed even though we called to check if they had a pool. Room needed repairs everywhere. Bathroom sink loose. Entire hotel smelled like weed. And breakfast area was gross "

"The room on the first floor near the lobby should be avoided at all times. The noise from the lobby, from hallways and from the adjacent room was so loud and disruptive it was impossible to sleep."

"This place is lovely. I’m taking a star off because I COULD NOT GET ANY SOAP. I guess I’m supposed to reach in the shower and wash my hands with body wash but that didn’t work really well for me. The housekeeping staff was in the hallway and they searched their carts and storage room, but couldn’t find anything. It just seems weird. "

"Didn’t have a great experience. The room was insanely expensive for the quality. And the staff wasn’t friendly "

"Cute hotel good breakfast"

"Poor lighting in the room, very dark. TV remote didn't work. Staff is not friendly."

"I wouldn’t want anyone to stay there the rooms are nasty you feel like you have no privacy. You’re definitely paying for what you get when it comes to this place. I went to check the bed there was a pee stain and the man at the front desk tried to tell that the bed is clean. So he gave a different room and the second room smelled like wet dog. I ended not even staying the night cause it was soooo bad "

"Old hotel. For example carpet in the corridor has bumps. The first day the shower was tepid but the problem was fixed on the second day. The toilet paper is the super thin kind that you need to fold 20 times and still falls apart. There is no espresso machine in lobby and I consider that a minimum amenity. I had a chocolate cake slice from the bar, one of the worst I ever had. Location is good, 15mins walk to the train station. Personnel was nice and friendly."

"We did t have breakfast at the hotel. The room was clean, however it desperately needs to be renovated. The wallpaper and bedspread look like they’re from the 50’s. And they could use quilts on the beds instead of very thin blankets and bedspreads. "