Hotels near Stony Point Fashion Park

"spacious and clean"

"Rooms had issues. Toilet was really loose, shower kept clogging. I’m not a complainer so I dealt with it. But not worth the price for the stay."

"Fine for a short-term stay. I was there for a week. Could only get the shower hot once. Took about 25 minutes for it to heat up. Mid-day when barely anyone in the hotel would be showering made no difference. The air freshener they have in the lobby is so strong it is disturbing while eating breakfast. They also start cleaning up about 10 minutes before breakfast is supposed to be closed. Things that were good: clean and spacious room, nice large lobby and breakfast space. Breakfast was also good."

"Unfortunately, we found a dead bug on the bed. "

"The hotel reeks of pot and cigarette smoke. The rooms smelled of smoke. Zero service or housekeeping. "

"The building is in terrible condition for the price I paid. No amenities. Some guy in an electric wheelchair and cigarette banging on my door at 10am asking me if I was staying. Terrible. Do not book here. "

"Overall, the hotel is so-so, not great, but not the worst either. Elevators were a little scary. Morning staff were not that nice, evening/afternoon staff were super nice. They don't let you hang out in the lobby, but they did let us use the conference room, so that was nice!"

"This is a very old property in desperate need of updating or demolishing! Rooms are in poor condition. It appears a band-aid was used for a few things such as new vinyl flooring. Everything is worn out, from the paint on the walls to the rusted lights on the end tables and the bathroom. We were in desperate need to find a room this weekend and literally this was the only hotel available and I believe I got the last room due to sporting events in the area. The staff was 100% from the people at the desk that couldn’t do enough for us to the kind house keeping staff. They were great! "

"The steel door showed signs of forced entry. There was a round puncture several inches in diameter and more than an inch deep, as if from a police (hopefully) battering ram. The interior of the door frame had evidence of being knocked in, as well. The interior moulding of the door frame was screwed back together in several places. There was tons of activity at night, especially where the rear of the property backed up to a wooded area. Cars were coming and going after very short visits, room doors were opening and closing from 1:30am until 5:30am. I was generally surprised that our room and car were not broken into."