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'The house keeper was a little rude when I asked for more towels and she told me it’s was no more'

'The entire hotel is under construction. The breakfast area, front door area and all the hallway on the third floor was under construction. No breakfast area access. The room was adequate but I stayed three nights and not once did the room get made up. So no fresh towels, no tossing out the trash. The front desk must be manned by only one person b/c I rarely saw anyone there. The TV did not work on the third night, no internet I suppose. Had to watch tv on my phone. I visit Longview three to...

'Heel fijn hotel met vriendelijk personeel. We hadden a la carte ontbijt en dat was heerlijk'

'This hotel was so quiet and comfortable!! We enjoyed staying there'

'Room was clean. But the bed was not comfortable, the hotel seemed to creak from every room and water piles were loud'

'The fitness center was under renovation during our stay, and looked like it had been for some time. The hotel should definitely not advertise it has a fitness center when it is not operational. Very disappointing.'

'Clean, quiet and well maintained.'

'Great stay. Clean facilities, comfy bed, great a/c, good breakfast. Note that there is NO pool after their remodel. (Google Maps still shows pictures of the pool.) Chili's and Wing Stop are within short walking distance. Staff is super friendly and helpful. The pillows were a little strange, they're square, but there are lots of them. Shampoo, conditioner, body lotion and bar soaps are provided. USB A charging (x2) on both sides of the bed along with reading lights. Night light in the bathroom....

'Nice'

'Friendly check-in/check-out. Got quite a few shops and dining options within a couple of miles. Nice quiet stay. Hallway had a strong smell of pot. I had a non smoking room wich luckily didn’t smell. Would recommend.'

'I love everything in the location and that is right next to the Tayler’s State Park enclose by a few stores. What I didn’t like, is that the TV kept coming on as if someone was managing it from afar.'