Find Hotels with a Pool in Easton, MD

"No breakfast. Nice one night stay for us!"

"We were given a beautiful upgrade to a very bright room with double windows. Enjoyable stay."

"Friendly and helpful staff, pleasant and comfortable room, good food, convenient location and wonderful scenery."

"Bathroom door wouldn't close, laminate floor was popping up, no microwave in the room, fire alarm going off early in the morning, construction happening early in the morning. I've stayed at Super 8s and Motel 6s that have been better than this. It is a cheap hotel that is overpriced because you can see water from it and there are no other options nearby."

"The hotel has cute and trendy decor. It’s located centrally nearby many restaurants and coffee shops around. Our room was clean and spacious. Check in was easy and on point. We had no issues with this hotel. This is my second Graduate hotel that I’m staying in and they are very efficient. "

"The room had a old smoke smell and was very old"

"The first room had not been cleaned... The second room's heater did not work. We finally got into a decent room on the third try. The pool was murky. I didn't even let my kids go in the hot tub because it smelled so weird. The sauna was luke warm. The breakfast was good, and the staff were trying hard. Overall, it was functional but a little run-down and understaffed. "

"The property was beautiful and we enjoyed the room, the bar and the restaurant for breakfast. It is also in a great location in a very walkable town area."

"This was my fifth stay at the Best Western in Easton. I was sad to discover that since my last visit several months ago, the hotel has started using very strong scented products for cleaning and/or air freshening. I’ve kept coming back because I love the rooms, the staff, the hot breakfast and free bottles of water. The lobby is perfect for me: a small business area, snack shop, seating, tastefully decorated. But I have asthma. Seriously, I thought I’d found a place I could breathe in. But this time, from the lobby to the elevator, to the hall, and (darn) in the room, the scent was really strong. In the room, I sat for about 15 minutes before breathing became uncomfortable. So I grabbed a damp washcloth and scrubbed the table and nightstand until the washcloth stank. It helped, but even still, when I got home and unpacked, my pajamas were saturated with this scent. Even at breakfast, I happened to be standing at the coffee counter when staff came through and wiped down. That same perfume. Guys, please please please go back to the cleaning products you used before, or at least block off a section of rooms that are neutrally scented. I promise it’s not just me. This new stuff is toxic."