Landhotels in Medford suchen

„Auf unserer Oregon Rundreise haben wir hier Station und einen Ausflug zum Crater Lake gemacht. Das Hotel verfügt über große, helle Zimmer mit bis zu drei Schlafgelegenheiten, wobei auch die Schlafcouch - wie sonst so oft - noch nicht durchgelegen, sondern relativ bequem ist. Liegt wohl daran, dass das Hotel noch sehr neu ist. Auch die Dusche wirkt für amerikanische Verhältnisse ziemlich modern, der niedrige Wasserdruck vermindert jedoch das Duscherlebnis. Klimaanlage erfreulich leise. Das ...

„Everything is excellent. “

„Had no toothbrush’s and breakfast was poor compared to other holiday inn would not stay there again drive extra 20 minutes Yerka a lot Better hotel I stayed only because of Tesla supercharger is behind hotel the front desk lady was excellent and extremely friendly the breakfast lady not so much “

„This hotel is known to take advantage of locals who have identification that hasn’t been updated with their current, further addresses. They refused reservations and then, though services are not rendered, they refuse refunds. They have done this time and time again, treating people with little respect and less politeness. I will never stay here ever. “

„Front desk staff excellent job“

„Amazing host! I originally booked their other home and the tech in the lock wasn’t working, she gave us a major upgrade of a home and ensured we were well taken care of. 10/10 experience “

„Great price. Location is good for proximity to SOU. Staff is friendly. But the breakfast has gone downhill. I've stayed here 3 times, and each time, the selection and quality have gotten worse. I may not stay here next time.“

„The hotel is in need of complete renovation. Carpets are old and worn out. The surrounding area is noisy all day/night long. The windows need a replacement with a isolated modern construction. “

„Gutes Hotel. Untypisch bei BW ist das schlechte Frühstück und die hellhörigkeit der Zimmer.“

„Breakfasts were excellent and inexpensive. Parking was convenient but in the open and unsheltered.“