Find hotels near Trestle Beach, Columbia City from NT$2,023

"Good overall. Loved the kitchenette. This is my 4th stay here. I will be back."

"The staff are friendly and helpful and the rooms are clean, spacious and comfortable. The restaurant and bar have creative and tasty fare. This was my second stay here and I definitely plan to come back. "

"Great Hotel"

"I will never stay here again."

"A large group of unhoused people wander through the parking lot and live at the edge of the property. "

"Great staff, friendly. Easy walk to shops and transit."

"Checked in at four and left the hotel around five and when we got back our room had been cleaned again and the door was left open n unlocked we had a great stay wouldn’t recommend leaving important things while gone tho "

"I was there in March hoping for a nice experience as this hotel has been a lovely place in the past. First the power went out for a day. No hot water, no anything that included power. No offer for a credit or refund for the wasted day. Housekeeping was abysmal. I had no service at all that I could tell for 3 of my 5 nights the hotel. I paid extra for a view room which was also a corner unit that was great. BUT…Cobwebs all over the ceilings even in the bathroom. Drapes were in sad condition with stains here and there. The back of the TV had never been dusted as far as I could tell which was gross since you had to pull it away from the wall to see it from sitting in bed. And there is no nice restaurant there anymore. There is a cafe/bar in the lobby but nothing special. It was March and rainy so I did not go out by the pool but looking out the window there are wooden structures like storage buildings that look like they are falling down. Maybe it is nicer in the summer. The dock on the river looks like it always has and is in good condition. I feel like this: either tear it all down and start over (it is old I realize) or renovate into something wonderful to stay at like it used to be."

"Rooms are clean, great pkace if you are into trucking. Its like a mini museum."