Find hotels near Main Street Theatre, Conway from NT$2,050

"Breakfast food was not good."

"We had 2 rooms. One of them the door didn’t lock. Only found out the next morning when I just pushed it open. It took them the day to figure x it. I had to put our stuff into the other room. The parking lot had giant crater pot holes. It was treacherous driving through it. It’s our last stay here."

"Clean room, friendly staff, pet friendly "

"Parking was easy and plentiful. AC worked well. Space was clean. No coffee pot in the room; bring your own."

"Beautiful B and B with gracious host. Breakfast was superb and the other guests were friendly. Will continue to return while visiting our son at Coastal Carolina Conway. "

"Not many amenities, but not really expecting any for $63, so no complaints there. The bedspread had cigarette burns in it, but sheets and spread appeared to be clean, just damaged. Big complaint, there was zero hot water at 9am when I was getting ready (I tried running the water with the handle at about 15 different positions around the full rotation and nothing), water wasn’t just “not hot” it was freezing (even in May!) and could only wash my hair as a result. A minor issue, only the powers and channel up/down buttons seemed to work on the remote."

"The property is in need of a renovation. Location is close to "

" Parking was fine, my room looked dirty. The floors were dirty and the room had a very bad smell to it very stale order of cigarette smoke. It was a non-smoking room."

"The rooms are clean and have good AC. Unfortunately all the bedding and towels smelled like old smoke. The hotel is non smoking. The room doesn’t smell like smoke. But when you get in bed the pillows smelled like old cigarettes and when you dry off your towels smell like cigarettes. I don’t know if the house keeping are all smoking while doing laundry or what but not exactly the smell you want on your clean body. I also had a room next to the elevator and ended waking up early than I wanted to because I could hear people talking and the ding of the elevator each time someone got on."