威廉斯敦阿拉腊山脊动物园附近酒店

“The hotel appears to be brand new and in excellent condition. Room was clean & comfortable! Breakfast was hot & fully stocked with plenty of choices to eat & drink. Very convenient to the Ark Encounter.”

“I had an amazing experience with this property. The place was spotless, very clean, and well organized. Everything matched the photos and description perfectly. The bed was comfortable, the kitchen was fully equipped, and there were thoughtful touches that made the stay even more enjoyable. The location is perfect—quiet and peaceful, yet close to everything you need. I felt safe and completely at home during my entire stay. I highly recommend this property 100%. I would definitely stay here……

“The accommodation was great, however the coffee kettle was dirty with coffee residue when I arrived and I couldn't make my coffee.”

“We enjoyed our stay. Would recommend it!”

“Place was clean and simple. We were there to go to The Ark, and it was very close and convenient. Staff was nice. Wish coffee & breakfast was a bit better, but overall it’s a good place for a budget. Would stay there again.”

“Breakfast was wonderful. Great selection both hot and cold”

“Rooms were super clean, spacious, marevelous. Surprised that this is a 2 star hotel. Breakfast was meh. But rooms and beds great”

“This is a nice hotel especially for a family with kids. The staff is excellent and the hotel itself is really clean. I enjoyed the gym because they have a lot of different equipment to use. The only complaint that I have is that the pillows are super flat. They had no fluff in them what so ever. Other than that, I would definitely recommend!! ”

“The staff were helpful and courteous. The room was very nice and very clean. The breakfast was great.”

“Need more”

“Very nice area. ”

“As expected! ”

“We ended up turning tail and leaving before our sty. The entire place looked manky and deserted; couldn't even locate an office. In the middle of nowhere; the advertised cafe was closed and for sale. We are two older ladies traveling alone and were afraid to stay there.”