Cerca hotels a Jamestown a partir de 60 €

"Sucio "

"Old bathrooms "

"The room was clean and nice. We just slept there and left very early. The shuttle driver was very prompt. No stress at all."

"Yes..👍"

"No hot water"

"Clean room, lots of shops nearby, close to my workplace at Hardees in plainfield. Cold ac and great service"

"The staff were all very kind and provided the best aervice"

"Stay was great - food/coffee was decent - pool was closed - that was sad. - but they were doing maintenance."

"Everything was very nice and clean I only had one employee that talk to me my entire stay I don’t catch her name but she was very nice! "

"Front desk staffers appear to both have being playing on their phones. Polite but not what you expect from a Hilton property."

"We had to have our sheets changed because they were dirty and the room itself you definitely keep your shoes on. I have to say though that the staff was so so friendly and accommodated the sheet change immediately. "

"Disgusting "

"Terrible service. No breakfast. No locks on windows. Couldn't get a receipt. Tv wouldnt work. Very noisy. Felt very unsafe."

"1 bed deluxe room was great for the price. Clean rooms and very quiet. My only issue was that the fridge once started making a loud noise during the night, but it went away eventually."

"This hotel is great. Near Wabash college and Food options."

"This hotel was clean and comfortable. The room was large and had a separate living room with a pull out couch. I was impressed by the friendliness of the staff. The pet fee for one night was the lowest I have ever seen in my travels. A great value. "

"Very friendly and courteous staff. Beautiful property with a long history. Would love to stay again if I am in this area."

"Awesome breakfast…I needed a later checkout due to my husband at a meeting and they were very understanding "

"Rooms were acceptable but needs some updating. Better sheets, some had cigarette holes and old stains. You can tell they were clean but can see the stain outline. Parking lot felt deserted."