Hotels near Happy Jacks

"Staff were super nice and hotel was clean. Our only downside was the walls are extremely thin… to the point you can hear others going to the restroom above and below you. Even people just walking made the ceiling above us creak constantly."

"This was a perfect little cabin for my trip to the area. The space had everything I needed. The location was convenient; close to shopping and all the area attractions and outdoor spaces. The host was friendly and welcoming. Thank you for the great stay!"

"Nice "

"It's me, my husband, son and dog and we do long road trips. This has been the best dog friendly hotel with outdoor access door and indoor access, high quality laminate flooring, queen size beds and sink outside the bathroom it was really perfect. The breakfast was missing some protein options for us keto people who don't want just sugared yogurt. Hardboiled eggs are pretty common and I would have liked to have seen, but when you don't eat the standard American diet you are used to not eating their breakfast. I'm not taking a star off for that because I loved how easy it made our stay with our dog. Will definitely be back!"

"Clean, quiet hotel. Breakfast was average for this kind of hotel. Room was clean and the shower was hot with good water pressure. Friendly staff with easy and fast check in/out. Nothing to complain about."

"Room was clean, staff was very professional. The breakfast was very good and plenty of it. My only complaint was the hot tub was not hot at all. Occasionally hot water would come out of the jets, but then it would cool way down. I actually went back to my room and took a hot bubble bath after sitting in the hot tub because that’s how hot it was."

"Friendly staff and nice on-site restaurant."

"This is a very nice little hotel. The room was clean and recently renovated, very comfortable. I'm sometimes reticent about renting from small independent hotels because they're often in poor condition. Not so for queen City - it was a better place for a better price than the big chain hotels."