Battle Creek 3 Stars Hotels

"Clean room was the best, towel with woman's hair ,wall bathroom with spots on the wall, bed conforter dirty ,breakfast area dirty ."

"Room was renovated and clean. Staff was welcoming and friendly. Breakfast looked below average "

"The breakfast was VERY FRESH. And the staff was totally AMAZING! If I’m ever in Battle Creek, Michigan again I will most DEFINITELY be staying at this CLEAN AND FRESH facility!!! Thanks "

"The front desk staff was WONDERFUL! But other than that everything else was very poor. The room and hallways were VERY dirty. Also the furniture including the lamp, dresser and chair were broken in the room itself. "

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"The staff was excellent. They were kind, attentive and efficient. The hotel was very clean. Here's why I put a 1 out of 5. The bathroom door is a sliding door and is placed more than an inch from the wall. So when you are walking by the bathroom, you can see in. And when you come in from the front door and look to your right, you can see through the door. You see the mirror and the mirror reflects the majority of the bathroom. So you can see someone taking a shower or dropping a deuce. And because the door is more than a inch out, you can hear and smell the odors that emanate from within. Either a pedophile or a pervert designed this door system for the bathrooms. Maybe it was Jared from Subway they hired. This was absolutely a stupid design. I'm hoping this works its way up the food chain to the CEO so that he or she can first terminate the perv/firm who came up with this idea and then second, make sure any new Home2 Suites are built with real doors for their bathrooms. For pete's sake, a curtain would have worked better; atleast there would have been some privacy. Don't go to this hotel if you are will be having roomy'. There is a brand spanking new Marriot Residence next door at the same price threshold that has, you guessed it, real doors on their bathroom's. I'll never stay at a Home2 Suites again because of their utter stupidity/perverse bathroom setup. The architect/firm needs to be investigated."