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"I think the rooms can be cleaner, the pool you cant even use it because the water is freezing cold."

"The hotel was clean, the staff was great and coffee was very good. There’s just really nowhere to eat. You have to drive more than 6 miles which takes like 30 to 40 minutes to get there. "

"Fresh Breakfast/ Staff was amazing and very helpful. Will recommend this hotel and will book again very peaceful. And 8 minutes away from magic mountain."

"Not new property, but made up for it in efficiency and friendly staff. Clean rooms and nice breakfast topped it off. "

"Fridge in my room made a high pitch noise all night. Bathroom smelt moldy. Pillows were uncomfortable. I was woken up by three different alarms in the morning after having driven in 12 hours from Idaho and desperately needing sleep. Couldn’t get back to bed after and checked out early. Very frustrating stay, especially considering the price."

"My family and I have been staying here for over 3-4 years, and it has never disappointed us. Regardless of the time of day or night we arrive, the staff always greets us with kindness and ensures we have everything we need. Their attention to detail and genuine hospitality make every stay enjoyable. We truly appreciate the consistent quality of service and look forward to many more visits! The only thing maybe room for improvement is the continental breakfast. Besides that GREAT JOB!! "

"The ice machine didn’t work"

"Clean and comfortable! Good location."

"Bare basics, this hotel offered a minimal standard of hospitality. When we arrived there was a paw print on our bedsheet along with multiple other unknown stains. The sink had leftover blue toothpaste residue on the upper right corner that housekeeping had obviously overlooked. Then at a most time critical moment, when I picked up to use the hair dryer only warm air blew out at the lowest speed possible: When I went down to get a replacement from the front desk I was told there was no other dryer I could use in the entire premise and that I would have to wait 30 minutes until house keeping or maintenance could come to help. When I complained that that was unacceptable and poor treatment of their guests, another employee emerged and produced another hairdryer. I repeated my complaint about the bedding and toothpaste in the sink and was told that they would inform housekeeping. Later that night upon return from our busy day, we found our room had not been upkept, the bed was unmade and the toothpaste residue was still there. Originally I felt compassion for this hotel and its owner and decided to keep my opinions in perspective. But upon further reflection, I believe this hotel is more interested in its monetary interests over their guests comfort. Many of my requests would not incur a greater cost to the business but rather it would convey an interest in their guests comfort and sense of value. Instead, as a guest I felt very uncared for and all in the business’ desire for $$."