Find hotels near Howard County Conservancy at Mt. Pleasant, Woodstock from ₩105,725

"Very accommodating, friendly staff!"

"The rooms were nice, but there was a complete lack of amenities. I stayed at a cheaper hotel, and we received better amenities. The shoppette had a terrible selection, and the drinks were barely stocked. You pay double for parking compared to local parking garages among other things . I feel like for the location, name. And expectation the experience could have been way better. There were cheap blankets, sink was clogged, shower floor was stained and the elevator was very dirty. "

"Great hotel! Very close to the NJTP, east on and off. Room was very clean, bed was comfortable! We ate at the restaurant that is right near the parking lot, and it was delicious! I would definitely stay here again"

"Clean room. The lady at check in was nice! "

"While untucking the bedding for the evening, I noticed dirt or dead bedbug clusters inside both comforters. The t.v. was on and backlit the white comforters revealing the spots. Since both beds had it, I'm sure other rooms do too. The rest of room, hotel, and amenities was o.k. Breakfast buffet was excellent!"

"Clean room , great service "

"Great overall experience! Blessing was very kind and great first face to represent a company!"

"Breakfast was not complimentary. We were given a coupon of 10$ each for breakfast. At the restaurant there was only one guy to take the orders and the prepare the food. Had to wait for one hour to get food for 4 people. The automatic blinds were not working. The sheets worked. This caused sleep problems. The parking was 30$ overnight."

"well first I'm wanna start off by saying that the bed was so comfortable. I definitely expected more from a hotel room that was over $200 a night as the rooms were dated and the business centers computers were from the early 2000s. Can't complain about the location, it's walking distance to the White House. Overall I would definitely stay just because of how comfortable the bed was but $200 a night is insane to me but I guess that's the rate in DC"