Hotels near National Museum of the United States Air Force

"Beginning construction/renovations but not a problem. Pool was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was ok. Staff was very nice and welcoming. "

"great value, excellent service, rooms were clean and comfortable "

"The doors exiting the motel were dirty. She shower wall had a hole in it. Paint was chipped off the walls. The breakfast was sparce, not much variety. At other Microtel’s we have stayed at they had yogurt, fruit, etc, The staff were helpful, they just didn’t seem too friendly."

"Clean room, they have EV charger "

"Courteous staff. Excellent breakfast. Enjoyed our stay. "

"Staff very unprofessional. Not dressed as of they were on the staff. Had a dog with them barking in the breakfast room. Seemed very put out when asked for help."

"We stayed for the sole reason of proximity to the air force museum. We would have liked to use the pool, while the room smell chlorinated, the warer looked cloudy so we chose not to swim any. Breakfast was okay, the rolls were pretty hard, the changing up sausage links and patties and different type of eggs was a nice unexpected touch. The ice machine on the 3rd floor did not seem to work. It sounded like there was ice in it but it only despensed a single cube "

"Safe area and very nice room "

"The only redeeming features at this property were that room entry was from inside the building, and that there was a full size fridge/freezer in the room. The exterior is worn, not well-kept, and full of loiterers. The front door and side doors despite having notices saying "this door is locked at all times" were not. It didn't matter that the side door has a key reader for entry, the door was unlocked anyway allowing anyone entry. When I went to check-in I had to wait twelve minutes for a staff member. On getting to my room I was met with noise from neighboring rooms that was impossible to ignore, so I requested another room. I had to be moved to a room with a queen bed and when I got there, there was a full trash bag in the center of the room and the bed was bare with no fitted sheets, sheets, comforter, or pillows. I requested another room. This time, it was still a downgraded queen room, but at least it was suitable for sleep and bio breaks, though the door to the room didn't lock without having to lift the door by the handle for the locking mechanism to go into place. There were two tiny bars of hand soap in the bathroom, but no shampoo or conditioner. The kitchen offered a stove, but no pans, skillets, or any other dishes. The closet had an ironing board, but no iron. I could see how this place would appear to low-income people looking for long-term accommodations in a pinch, but the vibe was not a safe or secure one, and aside from the price, it was a disappointment."