West Point Vacations from $433

Our stay was an absolute nightmare and a complete bait-and-switch. The property looks nothing like the Expedia pictures; instead of an apartment building, it turned out to be unmarked townhouses in a private neighborhood. The listed address sent us to a completely different location, and once we finally stumbled upon the right area, none of the units actually had address numbers on them. Worse yet, no one was expecting us upon arrival. After calling customer service to figure out how to check in, we were shocked to learn that our booked room wasn’t even available because it was still actively under construction. Since we were a group of 5 guests, they tried to offer us a tiny 1-bedroom apartment as a replacement. This was entirely unacceptable for a group of our size, so I rightly demanded a full refund for their failure to provide what was promised on the travel site. Because of this booking chaos, we had to scramble at the last minute to find any available accommodation in the area. We were forced to stay at a 3-star hotel, which was well below what my family expected and planned for. Our entire trip was ruined, and we are deeply disappointed. This experience puts Expedia in a very bad spotlight. It is clear they are not inspecting these properties or verifying the quality of service that the property management is offering to the public. Save yourself the stress and book somewhere else.

If you have to stay in the area this is probably the best hotel option. The area near the base has been rode hard and put up wet, this hotel is newer so take advantage of. The rest of the options in the area are on the rough side.

It’s a cheap hotel, nothing less and nothing more. I got what I expected for the price and was happy with it.