Hotell nära Cedar Lake

“Fräscht hotell i utkanten av staden. Bra rum med sköna sängar. ”

“Everything was great but the breakfast was very bad and very sheep did I think”

“Great place in Traverse City about 10 minutes from downtown.”

“The hotel building itself is old. The bathroom appeared to have been renovated. The room was very clean! We stayed for two nights, and the trash was removed and the towels were changed throughout the day”

“The whole lodge is cashless, so come prepared. We also were unaware of the cost of parking at the lodge ($20 + 1.20 tax for each night) until we left and were sent an invoice. You are each given wrist bands instead of room keys and they have the option to be activated as a method of tap to pay while you’re in the lodge. You do not have to activate any or all of your bands. Overall a pleasant stay, housekeeping brought extra washcloths to the room unfolded and in a small clean trash bag.”

“Hotell med många affärer och restauranger omkring sig. Fin frukost, renligt rum och gratis parkering Tjejen i receptionen bodde inte i Traverse City så hon kunde inte hjälpa till med svar på frågor om stället, det kan man ju tycka är lite dåligt.”

“Det var ett toppen fint hotell med ett kanonläge invid sjön bekväma sängar bra service sköna rum kaffe fanns tillgängligt dygnet tunt. tvättmaskin pool gym det enda jag är mycket missnöjd med så är det den ynkliga frukosten som ingick i rumspriset. den var beedrövlig/ Lars from Sweden”

“This was an okay stay. Pool was open one day and closed the rest of the time. Not close to much so you will need a car. Cookies in the lobby is a nice touch. Breakfast was so-so. I slept well and the shower was good.”

“Great stay, rooms as advertised. Would stay there again.”

“Great food options, nice pool area”

“Huge hard pillows. Had to make two requests to change to a room without a noisy air conditioner right outside the window. Second room was very quiet even with a lot of noise in the hallway.”

“Ok breakfast!”

“This is a very old hotel; however, the uniqueness, character and location make it worth overlooking the aging aging of the facility. We had the 2-room suite on 2nd floor and loved it and will stay here again when in the area again”

“I was extremely disappointed with my stay at the Econo Lodge in Traverse City, Michigan. The room looked like it was still under construction. There were holes in the walls, no nightstand, and the entire room felt unfinished, unwelcoming, and poorly maintained. On top of that, the room did not feel clean, and the overall atmosphere was uncomfortable from the moment I walked in. For $320 a night, I expected a clean, well-maintained room—not one that looked like it was in the middle of a...