Gravestone Manor., Plains Township Yakınlarındaki Oteller

This is a perfect place for short stays as the hotel is in a convenient location, its rooms are all smoke free and super clean, fridge, iron board, Microwave, TV and Internet work perfect. Just do not forget to take some mineral water with yourself to make coffee or tea at your room. At its price, it is a jewel in the city.

My family and I stayed for 3 nights and 4 days at the Woodlands Resort. Our room was located very close to the outdoor pool. Here is a list of pros and cons: Pros: - There are rooms with glass doors that open up right to the outdoor pool. - Both restaurants had a great variety of food and offered great happy hour and lunch specials. - Nice indoor and outdoor bars with great drink specials. - They have music play certain nights in the indoor and outdoor bars. - There is a night club open on the weekend if you like dancing. - The scenery is very nice and there is a nice stream located on the property. - They offer free breakfast to guests Monday through Friday. Cons: - The heater was broken for the outdoor pool and it was cold. - The indoor hot tub was also broken. - The indoor pool is located in a very dark room, but it was heated. - The hotel rooms near the outdoor pool are very small and there is barely any closet space. - The pool only had two tables with umbrellas, but there were lounge chairs all around the pool. - The pool is surrounded by trees so there is not much direct sunlight. The sun does peak through in certain places throughout the day but you have to move around the pool to catch it . The shade is nice, but with a cold pool I would have liked less shade. Final thoughts: Our family of 4 stayed in the room. It was two adults and a 14 and 15 year old. They made us pay an extra 10 dollars for each child per night. After they told me about the charge I asked if they will then provide a roll away bed and they said it would be an extra 10 dollars a night for it. This then then raised our price per night by 30 dollars. When I first booked the price seemed economical but after adding all the fees for our children and then dealing with broken pool heater and hot tub, and the small room I am not sure the price was worth it. I heard the hotel was recently taken over by a new company so hopefully they will fix some of the problems and update some of the rooms.

Kelly at the front desk was very helpful and offered to change my room to handicap accessible. Check-in was seamless. The rooms were quite spacious and very clean. We enjoyed the full vanity. Parking was easy. Breakfast was predictable though quite good. The hotel was a bit further from downtown Scranton than I would have liked, though it was not a problem. I would happily stay again.

We stayed at this hotel for one night during our trip to Steamtown (which is amazing!). The hassle began right away when we were told at 4:30 that is would be a 45 minute wait to get into a room because there were no clean ones available. Once finally in the room it appeared fine other than a lot of chipped paint and very dirty windows. Later that night we discovered that there was only one working outlet in the room. Being the typical family with an 11 year old son we have a lot of things to charge so thank goodness I remembered to bring our multi usb charger. The next morning we additionally found that the fan in the bathroom did not work and the floor to the tub was very soft and spongy, making us wonder if the tub was installed wrong or the ”historic” floor was rotting away beneath us. Our ”comped” breakfast because of the long wait for our room did not cover the drinks, which we found out after we had already drunk them. The final straw was discovering in the light of day that the outlet problems in the room were because of a tangle of power strips pluggedinto one another had been switched off. My husband had to crawl under the night table to discover this and came back up with many hairs on his shirt. It is a beautiful building with lots of charm but most of that can be seen in the lobby for free without risking an electrical fire 3 inches from the bed. If you are going to charge people to stay there it comes with assumption of basic safety. This was our first experience in a Raddison hotel and we will for sure be staying at our usual Hilton hotels from now on.

Room spacious and clean, except the bathroom floor was filthy along door and the bathtub. The corners and tops of baseboards were also really dirty. The breakfast was a rip off. We thought that it was complimentary, but was $32+ for a bowl of cereal, a cup of fruit, a cup of fruit and yogurt , a three supposed cups of Starbucks coffee. We drink Starbucks coffee all the time and none of the three of us believed that this was Starbucks, My grandson took one sip and said taste your coffee, it’s definitely not Starbucks. I had to throw mine away because it tasted burnt, I gave it to the girl at the counter to toss it because it wasn’t drinkable and I didn’t want to put it in the trash and she never offered to reimburse me. I would NEVER stay here again!!!! It would have been less expensive and much better at Cracker Barrel.

I was in town for a business appointment. The room was large enough to do paperwork and make phone calls without using the bed, and there was a partial separation wall between the bed and the ”work” area. The sitting area included a small frig and sink (separate from the bathroom) and a microwave. The breakfast time slot was very short, but there are a couple of nearby places to catch something to eat, (including evening pizza) but walking there required using the side of the road (no sidewalks). The also have plenty of parking spots. Overall, I would use the Microtel the next time I am in town.

It was a regular room not much but to sleep it's ok

Everything about this hotel from staff, location, services,cleanliness, the pool area to food was absolutely wonderful. Thank you for making our stay perfect. Would recommend.