Find hotels in Hillsdale, OK from NT$1,320

"Nice, large room. Breakfast was good and staff was friendly and helpful."

"Loved it. The clerk told me they were next up for a remodel so I didn't mind the one little thing I saw in the hallway. The room was nice, love the bright colors, friendly staff. Will stay again!"

"Kitchen equipped got cooking. HVAC kerpt room comfortable."

"I had a room with a removal shower head and they put me in a room with a bathtub with no removable shower head and acted like it was no big deal I just wanted what I booked everything else there was nice The room was clean bed was a little bit hard and the breakfast was good normal"

"The pool and the hot tub were a hit with my kids. The front desk person, Collin, was very helpful and kind. The room we were in was huge and had so many windows. I loved the layout of the room. I would’ve rated everything 5 stars except the bathroom in our room wasn’t cleaned the best. The bathtub could’ve used maintenance. The toilet also clogged very easily, maybe plumbing issues. I would stay here again!"

"Room was clean and staff was friendly. Would definitely stay again."

"Good"

"Ed and staff are always great when I visit. Great place to stay for sure."

"First thing to know: This is a part- smoking hotel. Smoking rooms were on the top floor, we were on the bottom, but we could still get faint whiffs in our room through the vents or wherever. Upside, it was only briefly and as faint as a smell can be. The pool was very nice and would have been near perfect, except that it was HOT. Like, the entire pool felt like a hot tub. Very unusual. Even more unusual, you don't need a card to get IN to the pool, but you do need one to get OUT. Oh, and there's no wall between the pool and the hallway. Just a low fence. The hotel did have their own pool toys to use, which was nice, but there were zero towels when we went. And finally, there was zero breakfast, because they were renovating. Overall, decent place if you're traveling cheap and you're not bothered by feeling like the hotel might still be figuring itself out."