웨스트 포인트 호텔 검색: 지금 예약 가능한 인기 숙소

“Clean”

“All was great”

“Would stay again”

“직원들이 친절하였고, 아침 식사 또한 알차게 준비되었다.”

“Clean and good loction”

“The rooms were fairly clean. The door did not lock or dead bolt at all. Clerk said she would keep an eye out while I left. She came in my room, stacked all the pillows up and laid on bed while I was gone. Wow, have you ever? Found someone else's clothes in drawer. Fridge completely shut off. I had to check it. Staff Kelley was very kind and moved us once.”

“Beautiful setting. In the middle of nowhere! No restaurants. No shops. Beds were comfortable, shower was good but no soap provided! Lighting was very dim -could use an upgrade.”

“Excellent hotel.”

“This is a very clean motel. And it has Big plus in case you need to do laundry they have a washer And dryer..very nice also He people that work here make you feel like family. They are very warm And helpful to all customers I would recommend this hotel motel. As the place to stay in cullman . The manager Gary and his wife And his sweer little boy are so kind and very very nice ppl. I actually feel like this is my second home. I truly love staying here. There is. Huge field to take your...

“They were able to get us in at 11am after we had to change hotels. The room was clean, offered pet friendly room, but the fee was ridiculous. They offered soap, shampoo, but did not have a coffee pot in the room.”

“Beautiful rooms. No staff visible on site but that is knowable ahead of time and fine because self check in was easy and everything needed is provided!”

“My main complaint was the smell of marijuana flowed into the room from the room next door which both rooms was a no smoking room.”

“I was not told there was a pool. Staff just checked me in and did not say anything else to me. Inside was good. No bugs. The bathroom ceiling has peeling paint and the floor by the sink was filthy. At checkout, I was not asked how my stay was. Oh and the walls are very thin, that is all I will say, you get the idea...”

“There wasnt any handicap accessibility, and no hot water to shower.”