Pet-friendly Hotels in Harrisonburg City County from NT$2,125

"We were at first given a subpar room and requested for a change. The second room was great. The bed was very comfortable and we had a wonderful night of rest. The breakfast was simple but very nice. The attendant did a great job cleaning and replenishing food. Someone needs to give the guy recognition and a raise!"

"Staff was very pleasant. Roof top bar and restaurant Bar well stocked . Food wad good . convenient location close to JMU , 81 , shopping and restaurants . "

" Clean / quiet / Perfect "

"Rooms were very clean. Breakfast was good and staff very helpful. "

"The hotel property and treatment by staff towards guests was excellent. Comments on our room: lighting was not good with only three lamps. The bathroom is poorly designed. The commode is parked next to the shower door with only one foot of clearance width to squeeze through to enter the shower while there was 3 feet of empty space on the other side of the commode. The door into the shower/commode room opened directly in front of the commode with only 1/4” clearance. No towel racks anywhere so towels had to be hung on the glass shower divider."

"Staff members at the front desk were super friendly and very accommodating. The staff members are the reason to return to this hotel! (Breakfast needs options and an employee attending so that hot plates and mini fridge are timely refilled.)"

"Rooms were very clean however there was a smell in the rooms, not terrible but noticeable. "

"Hotel staff was very friendly! Room was clean and perfect for overnight stay for a roadtrip. I wish breakfast was a little longer than 9:30 am. "

"The room and decor are very dated (including those horrible florescent bulbs that emit the worst share of light possible), but the room was clean, the beds were super comfy, and the water pressure was great. Also, during the whole weekend the keycard system was done, so we could only get in via a staff member opening our room for us. This was very inconvenient, and it led to people propping open outside doors since you couldn't open them with a keycard, which felt unsafe."