Hotels near Harry Hurt Building

"In our first room, it was clear that housekeeping had only changed the sheets and towels. Nothing else was clean. There was hair and dust EVERYWHERE in the bathroom and on the floor. Since it was after 1 a.m., and we had had an incredibly long, exhausting travel day, we decided to ignore it. At 6 a.m., my husband woke to use the bathroom and the toilet overflowed. So, we had to change rooms after getting very little rest. Three hours later, my in laws (staying in another room) called to say their toilet also overflowed. Clearly this an old property that needs extensive plumbing repairs. They offered good breakfast options, but EVERYTHING was ice cold. The staff tried to be helpful, but there is no consolation for the level of inconvenience and dysfunction we experienced here. I tried to print documents in the business center before check out. No ink in the printer. Yet another inconvenience. We could not check out fast enough. We will not be back."

"Outdated property needs to be remodeled "

"Cleanliness of the room was reasonable. Parking was good and accessible. Staff were friendly and very helpful."

"was great but staff gave misinformation about taxi to ship port"

"Very nice hotel for a great price. "

"Rooms seemed clean but worn. "

"Don't like Pets. Only for medical purposes"

"I am beyond disappointed with our stay. My family and I were given the wrong room to start, but that was just the beginning. The Issues: Cleanliness: There was literally blood on the toilet when we checked in. Absolutely unacceptable. Poor Renovations: It’s clear they did the cheapest "upgrades" possible. You can still see messy caulk around the sink and doors. Functional Failures: The bathroom door wouldn’t even stay open, which forced us to take steaming hot showers with zero ventilation. The Area: I wish more reviews mentioned the location. It’s in a very run-down area. Even though it’s "technically" gated, I felt incredibly uncomfortable from the moment I arrived."

"Room was extremely clean staff was even better"