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"The air conditioning worked well, but the mini refrigerator was quite noisy. Management also refused to provide us with extra towels, and we noticed that the manager's wife was observing guests around the hotel, seemingly monitoring their activities."

"The air conditioning worked well, but the mini refrigerator was quite noisy. Management also refused to provide us with extra towels, and we noticed that the manager's wife was observing guests around the hotel, seemingly monitoring their activities."

"From the moment I checked in I was pleased. The young man was friendly and easy to check in. The staff was literally mopping the side walk the floors were immaculate. When we walked in the room the air was on for us. That helped a lot because it was 100 this weekend. There was no musty smell to the room. The breakfast each morning was delicious so many choices the potatoes were bomb and I loved the option of yogurt parfait. So yummy and the staff did not stop working the entire time. I will definitely recommend the Norwalk Inn Best Western. Very happy visit."

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"Clean rooms. Great value and nice staff in the front"

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"Good parking, clean room, but not the best hotel, AC wasn’t cooling that well, TV only few channels and cant connect to phone, elevator wasn’t working. Average hotel, u get what u paid"

"We had a wonderful stay at this hotel! Everything exceeded our expectations — the room was comfortable and very clean, the staff was incredibly friendly, and the breakfast was a great bonus with plenty of options to enjoy. The only downside was the parking. Spaces are extremely limited, and there is an additional charge of $20 per day, which can be a bit inconvenient. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay and would definitely consider coming back! "

"I cannot recommend this hotel to any traveler due to serious safety concerns. At 4 AM, I experienced someone violently knocking on both my window and front door. This individual attempted to force entry into my room multiple times by using a key to unlock the door, identifying themselves as police. I later discovered that this person was actually a hotel staff member who mistakenly thought my room was vacant.The employee failed to have any name tag or identification. . "