Hotels in de buurt van Short Beach (Stratford)

'Being by the water'

'Clean'

'I kept smelling a light sulfur smell in my room. My theory was that the traps had just run dry and some smell was coming up from the drains, but those drains probably need to be bleached. The smell went away after I ran water in the sink and shower. Other than that, it was good.'

'zeer vriendelijk personeel, grote kamers. Heerlijke bedden,alles aanwezig. Zelfs een bar voor wat te drinken'

'Prima bedden, ontbijt beperkt.'

'Goed hotel maar niet Hilton waardig. Wel een geweldig sterkhouse in de buurt'

'Hotel was very clean, staff was friendly and helpful. Common areas were a bit more updated than the rooms, but rooms were nice, clean and quiet. The signature fragrance is excessive throughout and smokers could be kept further away from entrance doors.'

'It is not a smart place if your aim is to use it as a base for visiting yale. Traffic jams. ..'

'Third time that we stay there during this few months and I recommend 👌'

'While we normally love Delamar properties, Westport is not up to the standards of the other Delamars. This was our second stay in Westport and it was particularly disappointing. It was very evident that, despite it being a new hotel, soundproofing is non-existent here. From the time we arrived in our room, there were running footsteps above us that were so loud it actually rattled the mirror in the bathroom. And this went on until the middle of the night. We found out the next day that there was...

'We have been staying here for years when we visit family. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The staff is friendly and helpful. It's also a nice quiet location.'

'Close to university of Bridgeport.'

'Prima op doorreis. De hotel kamer was niet schoon zelfs in het bed lagen haren. Gemeld en een andere kamer gekregen. De keuken was leeg, geen borden, bestek of iets dergelijks. '

'The hotel is nice and clean; the room size reminded me of a European room (smaller, with a tight bathroom). The property is near a busy bar called the Seagrape, which college kids frequent during the academic season. No front desk or staff to ask about a room change, a sink clog, or a late checkout; call the number and leave a voicemail. However, they addressed 2/3 concerns, but there was no communication.'