Hotels near Magic Springs and Crystal Falls

"The room was clean. The woman that checked us in was very friendly and helpful. It was a little noisy later that night, but, we just turned the tv up a little more and it wasn't quite so noticable."

"Older property. Smoke free rooms still smell heavily of cigarette smoke. Walls of rooms are super thin. You will definitely hear your neighbor coughing all night. Breakfast options are more grab and go style. Felt like a safe space. Rooms were clean. "

"Yes "

"Parking was not good. When we arrived, especially as we had a passenger who was in a wheelchair, we got originally go find parking. They finally helped but it was not expected to have to demand help with parking. Then we paid in advance in full. When leaving, they added resort fee of $15 a night and because we used our credit card, we had a convenience fee added without notification. Mostly likely not stay again. Dining room was excellent. "

"Cute boutique hotel"

"Had booked our stay via hotels.com to pay on arrival. When we got there the site had already charged the card. We discovered there were no elevators. Traveling with my 88 year old mom who can’t easily climb stairs. Our room the staff told us was only offered on the 2nd floor due to using hotels.com as well as they would not refund the hotel cost . The only offer made was a main floor smoking room which smelled vile. We opted for the stairs. Luckily no falls or other trouble from that. I will also say the breakfast room has stairs as well so for the bathroom and some tables so we had to wait for a table to open. I am usually careful about looking for stairs. My mistake for assuming a hotel room that cost almost $150 did not have elevators . I will say the breakfast staff yelling at each other and complaining about the customers seemed on brand for this location. "

"I’ve stayed here several times. Fun and unique place in a beautiful setting. Excellent location…park car once and walk to everywhere downtown your entire stay. "

"Great experience!"

"Mold in the barhroom"