Hotels in de buurt van Belmont Village (Kitchener)

'Nice appartment, nicely located. It however felt quite impersonal. Not only the kitchen was however minimally equipped but also messages from the hosts (although okay and professional) showed that it is managed by a company (or, at least, that was my feel). If you don't expect (or if you are trying to avoid) human interaction and if you are okay with sending copies of ID, then you will enjoy this very clean place.'

'Room was great, clean and had amazing view. Only negatives were waiting over 5 minutes in an empty lobby at night for someone to come give my keys and parking - the day of you apply for parking and after you already paid and booked the room it’s says parking isn’t guaranteed, then I had to remind them my parking was supposed to be included so I did t get charged.'

'The pool, hot tub and sauna were lovely.'

'Breakfast is awesome'

'Prima voor een bezoek aan St Jacobs Market. '

'I didn’t like that booking our stay through Expedia gave us the surprise of not including the free breakfast.'

'Hotel was excellent. But the only thing I didn’t like was the coffee machine was not clean. As if it was used then just put it back in the cupboard. Dusty plates and glasses but that was an easy fix'

'Everything was perfect and fantastic room'

'Clean'

'Great little spot in the area! Historical charm, welcoming vibe and community. You'll pretty much have everything you need at a hotel, just packaged in a cutesy, cottagey format. Lots of cool art and things to see.'

'There was not anything I did not enjoy about my stay'

'Gewoon prima prijs/kwaliteitverhouding. Standaard ontbijt.'

'We enjoyed our stay. We will return.'

'Prima hotel met goede voorzieningen en nette kamers'

'Very accommodating staff. Room was spacious. Beds were comfortable. Relatively clean, but there were some areas that looked like they could use some refreshing: chipped paint in bathroom, wallpaper tear, hook coming loose in bathroom. Breakfast was complimentary but not as nice as other spots we've visited.'

'Wverything'