Troba hotels a Biblioteca Pública de New Buffalo, New Buffalo i rodalia a partir de 72 €

"New owners are starting to get the property around, but there's a ways to go. I don't know about all the rooms, but our shower was not good. They need to tear out all the old spa tubs and flooring and install modern bathroom settings. Our room had a bit of a musty odor too, whatever needs to be done to mitigate that should be high on the priority list. The property has great spaces, we loved the firepit and the the rest of our room outside the bath. The location is great for walking to town, and...

"Incredibly nice staff. Breakfast was actually good! Hot and continuously refreshed. Very clean."

"This hotel was just fine- not super clean, but fine for just sleeping in. i’m sure it must’ve been a busy time, but we almost couldn’t find a spot to park our car in the lot.The surfaces in the room were pretty grubby, and that’s just what we could see. The air in the room worked alright but it was super loud. Seems like a kind of “you get what you pay for” kind of situation."

"Everything nice"

"Nice clean rooms. Excellent staff and customer service!"

"Stayed for 4 nights. Pleasant trip and hosts. Will return."

"Everything was good and clean."

"Great staff!"

"Staff was very accomodating. Really enjoyed the place, a bit old timey but for the price you cant beat it. Free Coffee in the lobby was Ok. Free bkfst, was yucks...but no worries Mcd up the road 3 minutes. Loved the manager and his family, they work hard to keep things nice."

"Unique, attractive small property in a beautiful wooded setting. Large rooms, nicely furnished. Rustic feel, but definitely not "roughing it"."

"Did not meet our expectations, for the price expected much more. I would not recommend the Michigan city area for anybody to take a vacation."

"Our stay was short, but very pleasant. Everybody was polite, friendly and helpful. I would stay there again."

"Clean"

"My check-in experience at this Holiday Inn Michigan City was disappointing. I waited at the front desk for about five minutes before a staff member came out. Instead of greeting or assisting the guests who had been waiting in person, she answered the phone and helped the caller first. It was frustrating to stand there waiting only to be overlooked in favor of someone calling in. A simple acknowledgment or checking in the guests who were already at the desk would have made for a much better first...