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Gorgeous old hotel in a great location! Savannah is such a walkable city and having a hotel between the historical district and the waterfront was ideal for us who love to explore but might want to go back to the hotel to rest for 20 minutes or change. The hotel itself is a lovely well maintained old building. Staff was friendly and the breakfast was a fantastic spread. The wine and cheese receptions in the evening were pleasant and quiet. The room was spacious and comfortable. Our shower did rattle a bit when we turned it to hot water but we figured old pipes. I'd stay again and highly recommend it if you want an authentic experience staying in beautiful Savannah.

This was our first time to Lake Powell and we were expecting at least a few options for dining, etc. This hotel is literally in the middle of nowhere and we were one of only a few groups staying there at the time. In fact, there were so few patrons the restaurant next door stayed closed and left us with the fast eats grill 2 miles down the road as our only option. We couldn't stop thinking of this place as the Hotel California but at least, as the review will attest, they let us leave. On the plus side the staff was accommodating, the pool was nice, and the AC worked reasonably well despite the 112 degree daytime highs. The room was also clean and comfortable and the options for lake activities was decent, though a little pricey.

Very friendly staff, they made sure we were having a good stay. I had a shared room, which just meant that I shared a bathroom with another guest, which was across our private/shared hallway. Our room was not too big or too small, just perfect. They don’t have any elevators, just stairs, which was no problem for me. The stairs gives it a homey atmosphere. The location is perfect, in the city but not in the tourist area (more like around it). I will be definitely booking a room here when I come back.

The location is great and the staff were super friendly and helpful. I especially liked the fact that the Incentra has only a small discrete sign out front so it looks more like a small apartment building than a hotel. The rooms were small (but not smaller that you'd expect for NYC) but very well arranged to be comfortable and functional, including a small, well supplied kitchenette. I gave a 4-star review for "facilities" based one what is available in the rooms. The hotel is basically just rooms with a small sitting room/front desk area (i.e. not gym or anything like that).

This Country Inn and Suites turned out to be a perfect stay for us. Very easy to get to. The only thing I could remotely state as a bit negative was their breakfast. They had plenty of what they had, but the choices the morning we were there were unusual. I just have never stayed anywhere that had scrambled egg WHITES! I have stayed at other CIAS before that had excellent breakfast buffets, so was just surprised when I had to ask what was in the chaffing dish!! I thought it was creamed cauliflower!

The term Bed and Breakfast Suites is a bit of a misnomer - this is more like a home stay - as the guest rooms are upstairs from the owner's house. The three bedrooms all share one bathroom and there is a communal kitchen/lounge. As the establishment is not well known, it would be helpful if directions were supplied together with the street address. Another couple that were in at the same time as us paid $100 taxi fare as their driver drove around for two hours trying to find the place. Nicole, the owner, is very sweet and obliging but the guests sort of slot into her domestic routine. For example, she only begins to prepare breakfast at 09h00 after she drops her daughter at school, which is a bit late for many travelers. We were very satisfied with our stay but perhaps a bit more info on the website would be useful.

Housekeeping needs improvement. The room needed a good thorough cleaning to include carpets, doors, and air vents. There was hair left in the sink and other places from previous guests. The linens were clean, but there was no duvet cover (or sheet) on top of the duvet. You can tell that the most recent rounds of renovations were done poorly. Rust, poor paint jobs, loose closet doorknob, etc. We checked in around 8 pm and did not alert the front desk about the condition of the room. It took us a couple of minutes to get her attention from the back to actually check in, so it probably would have been more of a hassle than it was worth. The woman who checked us out of the room however was very attentive and friendly.

I was in the area for a wedding and decided to try the Carisbrooke Inn. It's a quaint older home with lots of character. Each room has it's own bathroom, no sharing. The bed was comfortable and the room comfy, with a Victorian vibe, flat screen TV and plenty of channels. There are 2 buildings and I was in the main house. Breakfast was served each day with a menu that included eggs, pancakes, waffles, oatmeal, cereal, with side meats. Fresh baked chocolate chip cookies were available everyday, along with bottled water in 2 fridges. The 2nd floor of my building had an outdoor deck with a view of the ocean (the building is a half block from the boardwalk. They provide beach chairs and towels for the guests. I found a bike shop a block away to rent a beach cruiser for a reasonable price. The boardwalk was perfect for biking and walking. There are no shops along the boardwalk but Atlantic City is a short walk/bike ride where you can find rides/food/casinos, etc.

We stayed at Drury on our way from Phoenix to Denver. It's our second time at this location in Albuquerque, and it was a great place to stop and unwind after having been on the road for 7 hours. Elizabeth checked us in and was so welcoming. We got there in time for happy hour and delicious chicken tacos. We had a laugh with Portencia (hopefully I spelled that correctly) who was super friendly and fun and enjoyed meeting and talking to BJ as he made the rounds in the area where everyone was eating. The staff we interacted with clearly love their jobs and that translates back to the customer experience. Our room was clean and up-to-date and the beds were comfortable. We will be back for sure!

We checked in at around 1AM and out at 8AM. All we wanted was to sleep the night in a cheap place on the way to Niagara Falls the canadian side. The hotel is VERY old. wallpapers are peeling off, carpet marks here and there, dirty walls, squeaky doors and years of dirt in sink. we didn't even take a shower there, but if we did, it would probably be with flip flops. The breakfast was a bit surprising, good scrambled eggs with bacon, bread and pancake machine. few serials and oatmeals selection which were very nice. overall, wouldn't recommend it for actually enjoying the hotel, but for the price it was just perfect as a road rest.

Absolutely recommend. The staff are wonderful, so friendly and accommodating. The building is beautiful, I stayed in sapphire room which was lovely, as I imagine all the rooms are. Really cosy and characterful. Breakfast was great, abundance of teas to choose from, chocolate bowls scattered around when you need something sweet, relaxing music in the lounge to enjoy with cup of tea. Don’t stay in a hotel, stay here, the neighbourhood is also quite lively and train station is super close and convenient. If I had to list any cons, they’re just minor which are: shower pressure is weak, pillows could be bit firmer (but that’s personal preference), road noise outside can be loud. Other than that it’s great!

Charming, crowded with antiques everywhere in the setting room (lobby), stair ways, halls, walls, cute but.... little too much. Overpriced, small and substandard room - a queen size bed filled the room, a narrow walk space approximately 2.5 feet. Very small bath with a very small sink and small shower. My husband is 6’1” and is hard for him with such a cramped space. The room has a window that is 2.5 feet wide where the A/C is located. In the setting area, you can get hot water for instant coffee or hot tea. The owner is a couple, the man is a grumpy guy, the woman is somewhat friendly. Parking on grass, and convenient to get in and out.

The hotel included free dinner, 3 free alcohol drinks and a free (hot) breakfast. Definitely worth it! Has a pool and jacuzzi as well. Room was nice and clean. Area surrounding had lots of food options and some things to do. The only bad thing was when I went it was raining so we stayed at the hotel for the most part. Employees were very friendly. Would definitely come back if I go to Evansville again!!