Hotell nära Winery at La Grange

“Rooms were nice but the beds and pillows were a bit uncomfortable. Staff is very friendly. ”

“Very nice cozy place and the breakfast was included and very delicious. Only issue I had was the footsteps of upstairs guests came through.”

“Very nice room and comfy bed. ”

“Bedding and shower liner had stains all over. It was supposed to be a smoke free floor but the whole floor smelled like cigarettes. First night there the fire alarm rang for about an hour straight at 2AM. ”

“Incredibly run down. Horrible breakfast. If you are a woman, don’t go here. ”

“Parking was secure, staff was really friendly, thermostat was not in the room and we were unable to adjust the temperature in the room”

“Ett stort minus med rummet var att det inte fanns någon fungerande luftkonditionering, men det var rent med fungerande tv, kylskåp, micro och kaffebryggare. Trevlig personal, bra frukost och en ren fin pool att svalka sig i.”

“This property was relatively clean but certain things like the remote controller and other things felt disgusting. The walls and doors had dents. The floating floors looked as of they weren't professionally laid and was placed on top of uneven flooring. The continental breakfast was a joke. They had eggos from the grocery store that could be toasted, fruit loops and raisin bran cereals. They had juice and coffee but no hot eggs, no meat, no fruit, no yogurt, nothing. So really the option was...

“Keep it up”

“Beds were a little hard. $16 for breakfast buffet ”

“The hotel was like most Hampton Inn's, clean and comfortable. We had nothing to complain about. But the hotel is in a pretty boring area. It's not walking distance to downtown Manassas (and we're pretty used to walking)but there's some restaurants close to the hotel.”

“We visited the Salamander Resort and Spa this spring for a quick trip. The hotel was beautiful and the staff was wonderful. Thank you for a great trip!”

“I never stayed at the hotel”

“Nice place to stay!!!”

“Good”

“The elevator is broken. I had to walk up four flights of steps.”