Motels in King and Queen County

"This room was great. It was big like an apartment. I loved the large bathroom and jacuzzi tub. It got too chilly for us to use the pool that night so my kids were able to take baths and feel like they were in a pool. Would definitely stay again. "

"The pool was closed for the season. "

"We had a very good tone at this place, very very clean, staff super friendly!! The rooms were nice size, very large and extremely clean and comfortable. Please book with them!! "

"Yes very hot"

"Room was dirty and dusty. Sheets were dirty and we had to switch to a cleaner room and take sheets from another room to have fresh sheets at 3 in the morning "

"I have mixed reviews. Location is wonderful. Staff is very friendly. Hotel is very clean. My room was on the smaller side for a king bedded room, but livable as its an older hotel. Bathroom was small. My rating is due to 2 things. It took over 20 minutes to check in. That's really unacceptable for today's standards. A second person finally came out to help. The second incident was at the bar. We were seated for over 20 minutes again and were completely ignored. We gave up and left."

"My dog loved walking the property - 2 dog stations and lots of good sniffs!"

"Pool was closed due to glass broken. Maybe wouldn’t have happened if they had better supervision on property. Kids are running around the area, climbing on the rocks by the waterfall,etc. furniture it’s very dated and uncomfortable as a rock! Golf carts are constantly going and very loud! Checking in I told the gal my husband had a heart condition and she put us on the second floor and NOT walking distance to the pool/ammenties!! "

"Room was spotless. Recently refurbished and cleaned to an extremely high standard daily. Lots of fresh towels, replenished daily. Strangely, the tap had to be run for a good few minutes before any hot water would flow. Not sure if this was a room (425) or hotel issue.Also, out of the 6 pillows provided on the two queen beds, only one was remotely comfortable. The rest felt like they were filled with rolled up socks. "