Hotels Archbold

„Wonderful Stay!!!!!“

„Everything was great! Quiet for the most part, except we could hear what sounded like people running or jumping above us around 11- 11:30.“

„There were more amenities than I expected, such as an ironing board, coffee pot, and shower chair that would fold down if needed. The room was clean but outdated. The pool looked well maintained but the door to the pool was in the lobby's Breakfast area. Overall I was happy with the room for what I paid. I would go again.“

„When we arrived at the hotel, we were in shock at how run down the hotel was. The hotel sign looked like a tornado tore it apart! Everything was ripped off of the sign. From the outside of the hotel, you could see ripped curtains and broken windows. The hotel looked deserted. There was a letter size piece of paper TAPED on the glass door to the hotel that listed a phone number to call to check in!! I have never been to a hotel that's had a NOTE in a door with instructions to CALL a number to ...

„Dreckig! Dirty!“

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„Clean room, loud air conditioner“

„everyone was nice and helpful.“

„Area was very nice. Enjoyed the outdoor space. Please though, check your rooms for common amenities. There were no hangers in the room for clothes. The website did not list if the room provided a microwave and fridge and I was happy to see that it did! I contacted the owner and asked if a hairdryer and iron with iron board was provided. The owner was happy to put a hairdryer in the room but could not provide the iron/ iron board. Over all we would stay there again.“

„Roaches infested the room“

„Ants in the room. Pillows too small“

„Internet zu langsam <3000bit/sec“

„Cheap. Adequate. Nothing more. Paint peeling on tub. Toilet bowl had not been cleaned. Near highway.“

„Das Hotel ist heruntergekommen und gehört schnellstens renoviert. “

„Marvelous“

„Das Hotel liegt gut erreichbar und dennoch ruhig. Alles wichtige zum Leben ist in der Nähe (Einkaufen, Essen usw.) Zimmer sind groß und geräumig. Lediglich das Frühstück ist für verwöhnte Deutsche zum Abgewöhnen.“