Hoteles cerca de Cider Mill Playhouse - Endicott

"Todo excelente, la limpieza, la atención, el servicio en el desayuno y las facilidades. Volvería en mi proxima visita."

"I had a confirmed, fully prepaid reservation through Expedia, but when my family and I arrived at 1:00 a.m., the hotel told us they were overbooked and could not provide us with a room. We were traveling with our two children and had to spend nearly two hours searching for another hotel, drive 30 minutes away, and pay a much higher price. The front desk offered no assistance, even after I explained that my children were waiting in the car. This was a very stressful and disappointing experience,...

"All good "

"Muy buena"

"Buena oferta calidas precio "

"Great place to stay.Close to the hospital and Shopping... One of the best hotel in the area and cost of stay is very competitive."

"Muy bueno, limpio y personal agradable."

"Todo limpio y el personal súper amables "

"The hotel experience was very good overall."

"Hôtel muy viejo y muy caro porque no hay muchas opciones en la región . Necesita de toda urgencia una reforma en profundidad . Los baños son espantoso la moqueta sucia y mal oliente ."

"Very nice and inexpensive motel, about 20 minutes from Binghamton. No frills but clean room, comfortable beds, hot shower, plenty of towels, quiet stay. Pleasant check-in. We came in late, and the staff called us earlier in the evening to be sure we were still planning to arrive. Well worth the relatively low fee."

"Si"

"Peyper Fields Camp Grounds was a deeply relaxing, rejuvenating experience for me. Truly wonderful. The back-to-nature experience with the comforts of hot showers, sparkling clean bathroooms, luxuriouss mattresses and bedding in large tents (with lots of amenities) give the stay here the best of both worlds: "Appreciation of Nature While Living in It" and "Many of the Key Comforts of Home". Jake and Jennifer, the hosts, are highly attentive and attuned to their guests' needs, as well as to...

"Nothing was as shown or described. There was no TV to watch . There was a small flat screen TV that sat on a small coffee table, unplugged, with no where to plug it in. There was only one outlet in the entire room, which had an old tiny mini refrigerator plugged in and so that I could plug in my phone charger. The room was not even the room advertised. It was a tiny room, not swept or vacuumed, no top sheet on the bed, broken window taped up, along with the broken blinds. There was absolutely no...