Hotels in de buurt van Strasburg Town Hall (Strasburg)

'Fijn hotel om naar Shenandoah national park te gaan. Paar eetgelegenheden (chinees, Denny's en Mc donalds) op loopafstand en er zit ook een grote supermarkt op 2 minuten rijden. Toen we onze hotelkamer op kwamen was deze nog niet schoongemaakt. Dit hadden we gemeld en kregen 45 minuten later een andere kamer met uitzicht op de bergen. Prima opgelost.'

'Quaint and quiet. Love historic places like this.'

'Locatie is goed maar het hotel ziet er niet uit.. renovatie is geen overbodige luxe.'

'Horrible experience, property is disgusting. The whole hotel smells like cigarettes and drugs. They don’t clean the rooms. There was diarrhea on the floor sheets had stains on them. I got a headache and sick to my stomachjust from being there.. not only did they refuse to give me a refund they tried to hit my account for a second time. This place is a hustle. If you want to experience hell This is the spot.'

'Prima'

'Good motel for the price. Clean, good wifi and perfect location for visiting Shenandoah. Only negative was the staff which didn't really make me feel welcome. '

'Easy parking, great location. The room was quiet and very comfortable.'

'Close to Shenandoah National Park, shopping, and dining.'

'Great experience'

'Yes'

'Excellent experience'

'The air conditioning was good, but don’t expect much ice from the ice machine. I barely managed to fill my water bottle. The refrigerator worked well and had a nice freezer. I appreciated grab bars in the bathtub. The beds were comfortable.'

'The girl at the desk when I checked in was great but the guy when I checked out acted like I was bothering him. The room wasn’t very clean to the point where I had my shoes on the whole time. I used wipes to clean the bathroom down before I used it and I needed a lot and they were very gross when I put them in the trash. Towels smelled like they used way too much bleach to clean them.'

'Old blankets on the bed, smelly airco, small in site'

'Liked the large vanity and a stopper in the bowl that worked. Cable tv had no local news channels.'