Hotels in de buurt van Long's Park (Lancaster)

'No Danishes on the breakfast menu. The eggs were excellent, though.'

'Parking in garage, tight spaces but glad to have covered parking, ambiance of entire place was welcoming, breakfast was "okay", staff was very nice. Nice location, enjoyed quality of dining at hotel affiliated restaurant as well.'

'Thank you for having a super early breakfast so we could feed the kids before Spooky Nook. '

'Pool just the right temperature.'

'Goed ontbijt, stukje rijden naar Lancaster maar voldoende eetgelegenheid in de buurt.'

'would like to have free continental breakfast'

'Noisy parking lot and dirty room. Bathroom lock is broken and the sink leaks.'

'Floor was dirty, pillows are old and overused, took less than 2 hours to see a cockroach, shower water didn't get or stay hot. Didn't even stay the whole night, ended up leaving after a few hours, would've asked for a refund but there was a sign at the desk saying "no refunds" yeah, I wonder why. Place wouldn't make any money if they refunded everyone who saw how nasty the place was.'

'Heel sfeervol hotel in oude fabriek.'

'Gewoon heel erg goed: fantastische kamer, hele vriendelijke gastheer en gastvrouw en een uitermate goede service. Echt helemaal compleet. Heerlijk om te verblijven.'

'Leuk hotel, met aardig personeel, lekker zwembed, heerlijk ontbijt in de bistro en prima kamers. '

'Clean room, great staff'

'The rooms are a bit run down and the place does not seem inviting. '

'Yes'

'Could not get staff to clean room '

'We arrived less than an hour before the official check-in. With all our luggage. The room was not ready, ok. But we could not leave our luggage behind for the remaining 45 minutes. So everything back in the car… Breakfast offers enough options and is fine. Dinner and shopping options at the doorstep, very convinient. Clean room. We got a room facing Hwy 30, which turned out to be quote noisy. A large a/c or generator grille next to the window did the rest. Off course we could have asked for...

'Everything was perfect'