Hotels Stryker

„Room was clean. Pool needed upgraded but great for the kids anyways “

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„Das Hotel ist heruntergekommen und gehört schnellstens renoviert. “

„There was no one at front desk. Looked around for people. Called hotel 2x hoping they might hear the phone. After 10 mins i went through the employee door to see if someone fell asleep back there...No. finally someone new came in, said her shift didnt start yet but checked us in. Then no coffee in lobby in morning. All very awkward. Room was fine. It was clean, water was hot and heat worked.“

„Pool was a bit crowded but big and clean. Temp on pool and hot tub good. Short toilet in room which made it hard to get up and down off of it.The breakfast was very disappointing. No potatoes and every meat and gravy made of pork. The rest was sugar and gluten. So if you are looking for anything quality to eat, skip the breakfast. No teas after 10am so unless you drink only coffee you are out of luck. Coffee was not good either. It used to be Ekberts but it has been changed to something ...

„Internet zu langsam <3000bit/sec“

„Dreckig! Dirty!“

„room,heating was off and when i stsrted it was impossible to reach comfortable temperature in the room“

„We’ve stayed here 4 out of the last 5 weekends while visiting family. Staff was friendly, room was spacious and clean, and the overall facility (which is new) is modern, bright and beautiful. My wife loved the hands-free, automated pancake machine! lol. It’s a great choice for your stay in the area and conveniently located near the turnpike. Highly recommended.“

„The staff was courteous, especially Kumar, and I am assuming his son. The rooms were clean, and smelled fine. The floors took a little while to warm up, but other than that, climate control in the room worked great. I would visit this establishment again.“

„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.“