Williamstown Resort finden & buchen

„Gutes durchschnittliches Hotel.“

„Excelente servicio “

„Alles O.K.“

„altmodisches, hübsches Motel etwas außerhalb von Williamstown an rel. schwach befahrener Landstraße; Zimmer sauber und gemütlich. Gastronomische Betreuung durch benachbartes, zum Motel gehörendes Lokal im Stil eines typisch amerikanischen Landgasthauses: Bar mit großem Fernsehbildschirm, auf dem Football läuft, "please wait to be seated" (ziemlich lange, da sehr gut besucht), amerikanische Speisen von Clam Chowder über Burgers bis zu Texas-Style-Steaks, alles ok und zu noch vertretbaren Preisen ...

„The house on the outside was a little run down, but nice and clean on the inside. The beds are small! We had 3 couples and only 1 queen bed. The other downfall is that there is no dining room table, only a breakfast bar, so if you want to sit around and enjoy each others company or play cards there is no place to do that.“

„Everything in the apartment is exactly as described. Comfortable and well appointed. Modern appliances and a great mattress in the bedroom (which isn’t the case in every rental). And the location is terrific, right across from a pleasant restaurant and an easy couple minute walk to Williams, shops, and other restaurants. “

„Location was very good-close to campus. Host was responsive. Accommodations were just right“

„Excellent location, I could walk to stores, restaurants, college, and nice to have the river out the back door. Very clean and well stocked. I was travelling solo, but plenty of room for 2.“

„Zimmer ok, unfreundliches, gelangweiltes Personal beim Check-In“

„This “hotel” had so much potential, which honestly made the experience more disappointing. It’s described as a boutique hotel, but in reality it’s more of a refurbished motel with a separate building for the restaurant, lounge, and “front desk.” While the photos make it look charming and thoughtfully designed, in person it felt worn and had an overpowering scent that seemed intentionally pumped into the space. Check-in and check-out were also odd—I only saw someone once, and no one was around ...