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„Mobiliar etwas älter, aber gepflegt und sauber. Sehr netter und hilfsbereites Personal. Karte von den Wasserfällen und interessante Restauranttipps. Gutes Frühstück“

„Sehr leckerer Kaffee. Sicher und ruhig “

„Very nice hotel with friendly staff. We get advice where to find attractions near by. The breakfast variety was phenomenal.“

„I don't want to give a bad review. This is one of my favorite places to stay. I routinely book here. My experience wasn't great this time around. I was placed in the wrong room, appears my room was given to someone else. Anyone that books here knows room selection is key. The room I was given was nice and clean, the TV worked one day but not the next. Staff is always great, rooms are clean and city is friendly and welcoming. I will return and stay again.“

„The property is unique and we enjoyed the grounds. The customer interface from staff could use some work. Waiting at the front desk while employees complain about guests is a turn off. Along with the snotty eye-rolling bar staff, or the breakfast waitstaff's whole hearted disclaimer that they could not guarantee the safety of my food from allergens in their kitchen rather than a "we care about your health, we will do our best" If it were my property, I would ask my staff to contain their ...

„Das Hotel liegt verkehrsgünstig und einigermaßen ruhig. Das gesamte Erscheinungsbild ist gut.“

„As described, there is a range, microwave and oven. The suite was clean and the staff were super friendly and helpful.“

„Great staff, amenities, and prices.“

„Annie has done a great job“

„Ruhig, Restaurants in Fußnähe, neuwertig“

„clean room“

„Room was very gross. I don’t think this place should be in business. I blew up my air mattress and stayed because I would’ve payed twice as much somewhere else because I had my dog. “

„Sauberes gutes Hotel.“

„Gewohnt guter Hampton Inn Comfort, kleiner Frühstückbereich. Nahe zum PDX Airport “

„Sehr schönes Hotel mit netten Mitarbeiter!! Gerne wieder:-)“

„Rude staff worried about homeless and prostitutes instead of guests“