Hotell nära Confederate Navy Yard

“Comfortable ”

“Clean great location”

“Too much smoke! You could not get to a restaurant nor your room without going through overpowering cigarette smoke.”

“….”

“The floor we stayed on was so loud making it impossible to sleep even though we had to get up early. Every night someone was running through the halls or slamming door and arguing on the phone. The staff were hands down the best but until a curfew is implemented for kids running around all night I highly doubt I would come back and stay, and I was there with my own teenage kids and they were bothered and it was hard to sleep even for them.”

“Smutsigt och luktade illa överallt. Casinot stank av rök från gamla tider”

“Everything was fine ”

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“Great visit, thanks.”

“Love, love, love this hotel. ”

“You get what you pay for, but the condition of the hotel and rooms are not as advertised. ”

“First time at a bed and breakfast so can’t compare but the staff was great and they offered plenty of snacks and drinks. Only complaint is the room was a bit too warm for us. We were upstairs in a small room.”

“The whole place smelled like weed. Breakfast coffee was probably the worst I’ve ever had. Bed was comfortable but walls are paper thin and you can hear every door that opens and closes down your hall. Our bathroom door don’t fit right and I thought I was stuck in the bathroom. Overpriced for what you get but staff was very nice.”

“Beautiful hotel and room. The only thing that let me down was the paint peeling in the bathroom. Paint chips all over the floor and shower. Other than that my family and I really enjoyed our stay. ”

“Clean and lovely, helpful staff. ”

“Recently updated but still lacking during renovations. Should be much better once complete. Friendly and helpful staff. Easy location.”

“Friendly courteous staff quick check on and out..room was clean only complaint is. Desk chair was broken and we were in an accessible room...a lounge chair snd ottoman would have been perfect to sit in. Could not get the chair to stay up. Kept going down to floor.”