Hotels in de buurt van Marrowstone Beaches (Nordland)

'I really like the old time feel. The bed was very firm and I woke up with a sore back.'

'prijs / kwaliteit-verhouding was niet goed.'

'Please get some new lamps with cell phone plug-ins.'

'What a monumental disappointment. No bathroom in the room, no AC. Terrible staff. I mean she (or they) couldn’t care less that I was there. The person made Checking in seem like a giant inconvenience to them. Then when I asked about AC it was like I was a jerk for even thinking about it, never mind it was 85° out. Then they begrudgingly passed me a fan. There are no bathrooms in the room. They need to spell that out on the front page, because I didn’t know about it until I got there. No...

'Nice experience for kiddos and ghost hunters. The front desk woman was very passionate about the history and quite knowledgeable.'

'Was een beetje bezorgd door het lezen van de recensies. Gebouw ziet er aan de buitenkant verouderd uit. Kamers zijn erg groot en schoon. Bed prima. Niks mis met onze kamer en daardoor was ik verrast. Geen geluidsoverlast gehad. Ontbijt was voldoende maar de ruimte is heel erg klein en in dezelfde ruimte als de incheckbalie.'

'We book here because they had a cafe’. The cafe’ was closed. No staff available while we were there. No AC, the screen door was broken. No closet, just a coat rack. Hangers would have been helpful. The bed needed a new mattress. Very small TV. Overgrown vegetation. This place could be a gem, but it needs attention. On a scale of 1-10. I give a 3'

'This is a self-help apartment. It was very expensive. We were afforded no early check in, even though we far in advance notified them that we had a complicated situation. As a result, because we were at an event, could only check in late. Check out is at 10AM, which is an obnoxious, creeping habit of hotels and air b and b's. It does not take six hours to clean a unit. Also, the stay requires a download of an app, but we did not receive check in information (just an email with a broken link) so...

'It’s called the Belmont Hotel on all the travel sites but when you get there, they say through the phone that it’s called Vacasa. This hotel is not open when you peek inside the windows of the hotel and front desk and no one around to assist. We had numerous calls trying to get someone to help us and everyone informed us they couldn’t help us until 4 o’clock when we could use a code that would be emailed to us privately to get into the hotel. Then we would need additional codes to get into a...