Hôtels avec piscines à Westlake

Le Hampton Inn Westlake offre une chambre très belle à un prix décent et juste. La chambre était bien équipée, le lit et les lits étaient confortables, mais il n'y a que deux serviettes dans la salle de bain. La télévision fonctionnait comme l'internet. La chambre était propre. Le niveau de base était en construction, mais nous n'avons pas remarqué de problèmes de construction, ni au niveau du lobby ni au quatrième étage où était situé notre chambre. Note: Le bureau de front de l'hôtel n'a pas honoré la préférence de la chambre ou la location reuest, mais c'était une chose mineure. L'hôtel est situé juste à côté d'un Bob Evans avec un Wendy à côté de lui et il y a une vaste zone de type shopping/centre sur l'autre côté de l'intersection qui offrerait quelque chose à faire et de nombreux endroits pour manger sans avoir à conduire Le petit déjeuner était bon avec une variété décente, mais n'a pas offert autant de choix que les autres Hamptons que j'ai séjourné dans la région. Nous n'avons pas utilisé la piscine ou la salle d'exercices comme nous avons vérifié tard et quitté tôt, mais je recommanderais certainement cet hôtel à un ami et je resterais encore si dans la zone.

Stationnement gratuit sur le parking. Le petit déjeuner est très simple : café et petits gâteaux. Bon emplacement : station service devant la porte, tourner sur l'autoroute. La configuration habituelle d'un motel, vous en avez pour votre argent.

This was the worst hotel I have stayed at. Ever. Not kidding. On arrival the first thing you encounter is a filthy exterior door that is covered in fingerprints. It looks like it hasn't been cleaned since the start of covid. Inside, the lobby felt cluttered and it had an overall smell of stale mustiness and faint cigarette smoke. Front desk was unattended and it took a few minutes for the staff to check me in. Took a minute to find the elevator - no directions posted on the walls. The floor inside the elevator was dirty and the rubber flooring was lumpy and worn. Finally made it to the room. Once I made it into the room my experience did not improve at all. The room smelled - stale mustiness and old cigarettes again. The carpet was extremely stained - in one place it looked like drops of blood. The walls were sticky with food and grease stains, especially in the kitchen area. There were two desk chairs in the room, one at the kitchen area table and the other at the desk. One of the chairs had significant stains on the seat, the other had edging around the back rest broken away with staples sticking out. In the bathroom the towel rack was broken, the sink was incredibly small, underneath the sink was filthy, and there was some kind of questionable substance on the side of the toilet tank. The towels smelled like they had been on a shelf for several months, absorbing that by now familiar musty cigarette smell. Back out in room - the phone was stained, there were no cups, dishes, cookware, utensils in the kitchen area, the bedding was threadbare, and there was just an overall sense of stickiness to the entire room. There was also a spot on the floor where the carpet meets the laminate where the molding/trim was damaged. This exposed the carpet tack beneath creating a significant hazard. There was no way I was walking barefoot in this room. I would have cut my foot. I was grateful I packed flip flops. I know you are all asking why I didn't ask for a different room Two reasons here - first, I didn't think it would make a difference. I think the entire facility would have the same problems no matter what room I was in. Just old, dirty, sticky, and smelly. And secondly, when I went back down to the lobby to speak to someone about all of this I was met with a sign on the counter saying ”Welcome, I'll be right back” with directions to dial ”0” for immediate assistance, likely taking you to the unoccupied front desk or the national reservation line for the hotel chain. This sign on the counter thing happened twice, both times I went looking for someone to talk to about my issues. All this can be yours, too, and only for $170... Never. Again.