Hoteller nær Darlingtonia delstatlige naturområde

«We’ve stayed at Driftwood Resport a number of times and usually have little issues. This time however I’m not sure what was going on. I think it may have been a shortage of staff but we tried to check in at 4 at check in time. We were told there were no rooms ready, to come back in a little bit. We tried 30 min later and were told the same thing. We decided to go get dinner and came back around 6pm and were still told the rooms were not ready and if we wanted to cancel we could as they didn’t ...

«Such a noisy place. »

«Not a very nice place. Grumpy old guy. Dated furnishings. The beds were up on blocks of wood on which i stubbed my toe and bled everywhere. We did a 7 night road trip and this was the the worst place. Would not recommend. »

«Yes easy to park and shops close.»

«Shower curtain and rod in the shower need replacement. Told the stuff who are the owner, told us they would pass in on to someone else. They did not take me seriously. I know they are not going to fix it. Also are room keys did not work for us to get into our room. Took them back to the office and they rekeyed them two times in the pooring rain. My husband had to going to the office and tell them that it needing new battery. Them came and had to jimmey the window to gain entry. It look like they ...

«The only issue I had was minutes after I checked into our room, I started sneezing and smelling like there was mold. It is carpeted. The patio seemed scary to walk on to and run down. The patio door was difficult to open as I have back issues. The staff was very friendly. The free breakfast was good, but only have 4 tables. »

«Staff were very nice, came a long ways from Pullman, WA for spring break with my sister and grandparents. Really hoped the pool was open, it wasn't. The TV stoped working after a while, wifi is excessively slow and inconsistent. Our bathtub was stained badly too. Convinient spot to be, close to food and shops. »

«This is a quaint, homey family owned and operated (from what I could tell) motel. It is old, probably from the 60s, but very clean. The curtains looked like they had been carefully sewn most likely by the owner, and installed with nice pull backs. The tile in the bathroom was nicely installed, and the bathroom was very roomy. The sink had some cracks in it, and the toilet seat was worn, but everything was sparkling clean, and smelled clean. The grounds were thoughtfully groomed, and there ...

«Omelets were delicious. Room was very clean. Bed was comfortable. Staff were super friendly. Even though it’s right on the highway it was still quiet with very little traffic noise. Would definitely recommend this property! »

«Great stay at Villa west. No AC but luckily we brought a small fan. »

«Seemed like a rip off. We booked a room with kitchenette. Apparently we were told to rent a kitchen box with pots/pens/cuttlery etc for an additional fee. Whats’s the point of booking a room with kitchenette without anything in it. I didn’t see anywhere on expedia that kitchenette is empty really and you have to pay more to make it usable. The room overall is dated including the kitchen appliances, no exhaust for the stove… guess you have to keep windows opened when you cook.»

«We stayed at Florence Lighthouse Inn and had a mixed but ultimately improved experience. Our initial room had some significant issues—the shower wasn’t working and the air vent was very noisy, which made it uncomfortable for my family. After raising our concerns, the team responded and moved us to a much better suite. We do appreciate the effort, though moving luggage with the family was not ideal, and we were left wondering why the better room wasn’t assigned from the start. Breakfast was ...

«Yes»

«This is probably my favorite place to stay! I loved everything about it. »

«It was easy to locate, I received great communication from the property, definitely dog friendly, unique and interesting furnishings throughout the property. It’s such a peaceful and quiet place. We had a great time there—truly getting away from city life. »