Hoteller nær Sheriff H. Frank Bigger Memorial Park

«Slitt hotell. Meget enkel frokost. Prisen var høyere enn forventet standard..»

«Everything and everyone was great »

«No there was no meat and lighting in back parking lot terrible»

«Clean rooms»

«Clean»

«This hotel is great! Located right across from a Diner and Outback Steakhouse and a Sunoco gas station with a Dunkin Donuts. Very safe location. Breakfast was awesome: omelettes, sausage/ham, seasoned potatoes, boiled eggs, multiple cereals, yogurts, juice machine, oatmeal with toppings, waffle maker with whipped cream, sprinkles, chocolate chips, caramel and strawberry sauce. The gym on site is excellent, weights up to 75lbs and fancy treadmills, bikes. Love the fact that they had on site water ...

«Clean room»

«Stayed one night to go to Legoland nearby. Place was really clean and spacious. Staff is very friendly »

«Todo»

«We stayed two nights at this property, it is not a hotel at all, it is rooms for stay. The location is not in a great part of Middletown and looks nothing like the outside photo that is in the listing, and I was not comfortable leaving the property by myself. The first night we returned back, the front door to the building was wide open, we were scared to enter the building, and someone was parked in our designated space. I immediately contacted Expedia and they were not able to reach Norman. ...

«The first floor doesn’t let you enjoy the view unless you like being exposed to the parking lot. The doors slam very hard when they close on the rooms so you hear loud slams all night. And the gym was being renovated so there was some other noises during the day.»

«Clean room »

«Good»

«The property is set on a beautiful stretch of land in a peaceful, quiet setting—an excellent choice if you’re looking for a serene environment. The breakfast is very good, and while the rooms are somewhat outdated, they are impeccably clean. The staff is friendly, welcoming, and always helpful.»

«I'm not sure this is a hotel as much as a long-term shelter. The "guests" seem to be residents. The rooms themselves appear "lived in." Everything's old and outdated and smells like smoke. It only seemed like a hotel because of the Wyndham name attached and that it's next to a Marriot and Hampton Inn. The walls are paper thin and you can hear the blaringTVs coming from rooms on either side. Maybe just convert this place into a proper shelter for the people with children who really need it. But ...