Hoteller i Hamilton

Fordele: Beautiful property and restoration.

Ulemper: The old bait and switch. Breakfast was included until checkout when price was added on.

Fordele: The beautiful house with its original features and traditional decor.

Ulemper: Feels a bit wrong to complain about this (and it's a minor issue) but the room, because the house is old, was quite warm!

Ulemper: Ingen boblebad

Fordele: Fremragende beliggenhed, værelserne er enkle, men rene og komfortable. For 75$ plus en rimelig kontinental morgenmad er det et fantastisk tilbud

Fordele: We had reserved a room with two double beds. It turned out to be a suite with seperate rooms and a kitchen area!

Ulemper: This is a summer dorm and guest lodging facility on the campus of Mohawk University- not a hotel! There are very few signs even marking its location, and it lacks commercial, polished touches. It is like staying in a dorm, because it is !

Fordele: The location.

Ulemper: Bathroom very small with only one sink. Needs updating and refurbishing badly.. It is overly priced for area and conditions.

Fordele: It was quiet. Clean. Staff very friendly and accommodating. Good location. Good price.

Ulemper: The hotel is clean but it needs refurbishing. It is been a while that carpets, and bathrooms could use an update.

Ulemper: Hotels needs lots of renovations. Bathroom door was broken. Toilet seat broken. Not worth it

Ulemper: Lots of construction within the hotel at the moment. Hopefully doing some badly needed updates.

Fordele: Location is on the route to Toronto, so location is convenient.

Ulemper: There was no exaust fan in the bathroom.

Fordele: Great experience

Ulemper: Nil

Fordele: Breakfast,and everything was fine

Ulemper: no problems

Fordele: Staff were friendly. It was reasonably clean

Ulemper: Location was awful, beside a transfer station with tons of trucks. Room was very very small for the price paid. Reasonably clean but some spots on linens and tub not very appealing even to shower in. Breakfast was not passable but not great.

Fordele: The The complimentary breakfast was an excellent value

Ulemper: Didn't have my room cleaned 2 days because they do rooms up until 5pm and we're short staffed

Fordele: Everyone was very nice, great complimentary breakfast everyeverything was fresh and delicious.

Ulemper: The toilet made alot of noise constantly, and room a little smell to it almost like a stale , wet smell. Other then that everything was great and very clean

Ulemper: Shady people around. Was woken up at 3 in the morning by some lady banging on our door saying she needed in. That her stuff was in there. She came back with a few guys 30 minutes later. So scary!! Worst hotel experience ever!

Fordele: The room was clean and the front desk staff was very polite and helpful. The hot breakfast is a great accompaniment, my kids enjoyed it immensely.

Fordele: Budget

Fordele: Really, nothing.

Ulemper: Horrible décor and fixtures. We had mostly chosen it for its convenient location to people we wanted to visit, but had trouble finding it. We were told 'the location on the internet is wrong' and it was far out of town, not where we thought it was.

Fordele: clean, friendly staff, reasonable rate

Ulemper: could of had hot drinking cups,

Fordele: The owner was a very enthusiastic, nice person. Our theory is that he and his family bought the place for a song, it was a derelict, and they worked hard to make it operable.

Ulemper: Very primitive.

Fordele: We stayed there week of June 20th 2015 and the room was fine and the bed was amazing. Very comfy and clean. Definitely worth what you pay for. Remember that....this isn't a Marriot....Just a little inn .... perfect for what we needed. Enjoy!!!

Fordele: Rent, byd værelser

Fordele: The one bedroom suite was quiet, clean (except for slightly smelly water in the ice bucket), and big enough for us to spread out (we have a very light sleeper of a daughter, I'm seven and a half months pregnant and have to sleep sitting up with a pile of pillows, and my husband has health issues that make sleep difficult for him).

Ulemper: We arrived around 12:30 at night. I was nearly too tired to stand when we checked in, and obviously very pregnant. Check in was fine until I asked for a luggage cart. They didn't know where any were right then, and didn't feel like looking for any, apparently. Knock-off Red Roof Inns have luggage carts. The woman who checked us in said to park in the basement ($12.99) and bring our stuff up that way. Knowing that we had a sleeping toddler, a big cooler, and a lot of odds and ends that had to come up with us, I asked, well, is it faster and easier to bring things in through the lobby doors? No, she assured me, the elevator is closer in parking. Here it's all the way down the hall. Parking was a byzantine nightmare. It's not a lot designed for consumer use, but clearly a parking garage for valet use. You can tell because of the double parking spaces, where people parking on their own would be left parked in but valets can juggle cars, and because of the huge columns everywhere, and because the spaces are way too narrow for people who still have to unload luggage. Many of the more expensive cars were parked across two spaces (of course), to prevent being hit or scratched, so there was literally one space left. That space took us about 15 minutes to find. Then there was the matter of unloading and lugging everything through the 85 degree heat to the distant elevator, sad and sleepy toddler in my arms while my hubby carried way too much. To summarize, parking and then unloading took an additional 45 minutes, when we were already beyond exhausted. Someone should have offered to help us bring up our luggage through the lobby doors, and then I could have put the toddler back to sleep while my husband parked. Would have been much faster. But for whatever reason, they didn't want us to bring our stuff through the lobby. Or they just weren't thinking. I don't know. As often happens, my husband had difficulty sleeping. I called down at 10:30 the next morning to to ask for a delayed/extended check out, and was told that it was impossible by someone who was brusque and clearly in a bad mood. I woke him up so we could be ready to leave on time. On a whim, I called back at 11:30 and asked if it would be OK if we stayed until 1:00, the usual delayed checkout time, and this time was told yes. He went back to sleep for an hour. As I checked out, I explained my disappointment with the lack of luggage carts, the dishonesty about the ease of unloading from the basement parking garage, the fact that no one had volunteered to help at all (for context, I'm pregnant enough now that people volunteer to carry two grocery bags out to the car, a much easier task--I don't take them up on it, but then again, it's not usually past midnight when I go grocery shopping), and that the first person I called about delayed check out had been so rude and had denied it reflexively. The woman behind the desk in the morning was politely very defensive, but not helpful.