Lodges in Cedarville

"Appreciate the online check in process. Staff were consistently friendly and customer service oriented. "

"Renee at the front desk was lovely. Great for professionals. Office area with computer and printer. 24 hour coffee in lobby. Keep the great work!"

"Everything was good, No complaints"

"Very nice and respectful staff "

"Would stay here again. Very good experience from check in to breakfast and check out. "

"Staff was very friendly and the room was very clean"

"Breakfast options were very good. The ac &/or heat was very good and quiet."

"Very clean and pleasant staff"

"The hotel itself is GREAT! It's beautiful and clean and the staff was helpful. I had a large room with a comfortable bed, good TV options, and I was able to get late night food at Odd Bites coffee (or something like that). Very good. I attended a conference there and the food provided to the Conference attendees by the hotel was most excellent! Water, coffee, and hot tea were available all day and iced tea was added at lunch and available the rest of the day. The only things I didn't love about the hotel were that the pillows were horribly uncomfortable and the bath towels were small and hard/stiff. I don't expect luxury, million dollar towels, but for as nice as the hotel was, the towels felt like a cheap afterthought. Otherwise, an excellent stay and I would recommend it! Would definitely stay again! Dover is not a nice area in my opinion. It feels dangerous and unwelcoming. I went to the Burlington just a few blocks down and when I walked it, it was roped off and a security guard came over to let me in and when I questioned him about the random rope gates at the doors he said "people like to steal here" and I asked, "Is that a Dover issue? Does that happen around a lot?" He said it did and it was a big concern for the area. When I went to Panera there was a coded lock on the bathroom door and even going in, the general vibe was dirty and not well cared for. None of this is a reflection of the hotel, but as far as the city goes, I don't love it. "