Hotell i South New Berlin

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“Lätt att hitta, bra parkering, bra rum och bra frukost!”

“Extremely charming and accommodating”

“The breakfast could be better, variety and quality”

“Your ad had the check in time wrong. it's not 11am which is the time I arrived, rather it's 2 or 3 in the afternoon.”

“Great!”

“Hospitable”

“Parking is great location about 6 miles to hall fame restaurants around area close by . Breakfast good but simple two days there staff eager to help and recognizes their customers ”

“Kind and helpful staff. We asked to be moved from a ground floor room to a higher level floor (at 10pm) and the staff member did whatever he could to make this happen. It is a small and cute hotel, very close (5 minutes) from Colgate University. ”

“Ett helt okej hotell de 2 nätter vi bodde där.”

“Excellent place to stay in all regards!”

“Rented 2 rooms for a 3 day stay. One room was missing a trash can, the microwave that was stated in the description that came with the room, and a towel bar near the tub. It wasn't a big deal, the other room we rented had all of these, so we shared a microwave and hung the towels on the hook on the bathroom door. The rooms were very clean; the bed linens and towels were clean and crisp. The beds were comfortable and they offered tv and internet. It was very quiet, very peaceful, the staff was...

“Loved the location and room, very spacious. The staff are accommodating and friendly. Did not use amenities, other than the provided breakfast. No hot food, but plenty of cold options. Wonderful stay!”

“Ashling Acres is a beautiful and peaceful place in Hamilton! We always stay there when we back to Colgate to visit our son! Never disappoints!”

“I’ve always thought about staying here but only managed it this time around. Absolutely lovely experience. The prettiest room and really good coffee. ”

“Clean, quiet and comfortable.”

“The house was well maintained, clean, convenient and newly renovated. A great experience. ”

“Luktade märkligt. Tunnt täcke/filt, inga tillgängliga ladduttag. Väldigt lyhört.”