몽고메리 국립 평화와 정의 기념관 근처 호텔 & 숙소 추천

“Great place to stay . Shame the roof top outside area was closed for two days”

“neat and nice, kind staffs, well organized and spacious lobby, warm atmosphere around the hotel. Except for the flower decorated curtains, I liked everything of this hotel.”

“Very nice stay. Comfy”

“시설,청결,조식은 나쁘지 않으나 다운타운이라 주차비 별도에 100% 발렛파킹만 해야 하기에 그점이 불편했어요.”

“Nice friendly staff. Clean rooms, breakfast was great! Very close to many attractions.”

“The desk staff was unfriendly. Junior suites for the disabled were the worst for the disabled. The rest room was very narrow and the shower door and the rest room door were in contact with each other, so this was not a room for the disabled. Non-disabled people were also very difficult to use. There was no chair for the disabled in the shower room. I asked for a shower chair at the desk, but he did not make any effort to help. It was the worst Doubletree hotel I have stayed in. There was...

“Ok”

“Best part for me, THEY ARE PET FRIENDLY!!”

“Great offer”

“I stayed here for five days. Checking in was quick and easy. Room was pretty good, aside from the fact there was no shower curtain in the bathroom.”

“I called ahead specifically to ask if they had a hot tub (not just a jetted tub) and was told yes. When we arrived, it turned out to be a single-seat jetted bathtub, not an actual hot tub. It also had an unpleasant smell. We chose not to stay and walked out, but were still charged for the full night. Very disappointing experience and not what was represented over the phone. I would not recommend.”

“Clean room and respectful staff”

“The property is very close to the interstate. The refrigerator is much bigger than your typical motel has. The room appeared clean but had a musty odor. There was a hole in the bathroom wall where the door handle had hit it a lot. The tv had no remote. The staff brought a couple to the room but were not the correct ones. I wasn’t watching much tv so I worked around it. The staff was friendly but didn’t always understand what I was telling them or asking about.”