Hotel Strasburg

Comentarios destacados

• mariajosef878

  10 junio 2018
  Decepciónante

  Bonito edificio y decoración antigua. Falta de limpieza en general y en particular en la ducha y baño de la habitación 208. Polvo en las cortinas, sábanas y colchas muy usadas. Paredes desconchadas, papeles del anterior cliente, cortina de ducha con moho... Huele a viejo. Necesita renovación y mejorar la atención al cliente. P

  

• Hmorris967

  21 julio 2019
  Buyer Beware

  The best part of the hotel is the staff. Their website is out of date and they wouldn't honor the price posted. Front desk staff notified us on check in they no longer did AARP discounts. None of this was conveyed over the phone when the reservation was made. The temperature outside was in the 90's and the AC unit in the room couldn't keep up and it was so hot in the room you could not sleep. My wife took the fan in the hallway that had no AC and put it in front of the unit to at least blow what cool air there was through the room. We told all of this to the front desk on check out and they apologized for the website misinformation and said they would tell the manager about the room. We thought this would be nice and something different but it will be a place we will not stay at again.

  

• Diane R

  06 noviembre 2019
  Seen better days

  Lovely old hotel that needs some tender loving care. Squeaky hinges, old carpet, no elevator, sinking seats in furniture and loud uncomfortable bed. Continental Breakfast was very basic but great coffee cake. Did not eat in dining room, but looked charming.

  

• Serenity7191

  28 noviembre 2019
  Thanksgiving dinner no no

  Had Thanksgiving dinner here with my family of 8 today. Totally wish we hadn't. Service and food (other than the turkey and gravy) were subpar to say the least. I guess we were expecting something a little more upscale but it was nothing more than your typical buffet food. A good comparison would be a Golden Corral. Totally NOT worth $30 per person!!!

  

• Jim W

  30 noviembre 2019
  Pricing itself out of the market

  I have stayed here many times in the past. It is a charming throwback hotel with a good restaurant and comfortable enough rooms. Its like stepping back in time 75-100 years; there arent too many places like this left. In the past, the rooms were reasonably priced and compared favorably with upscale roadside accommodations: $105 plus tax for a king room. The quaint period atmosphere seemed like a fair trade-off for the lack of amenities found at most conventional hotels: updated beds and bathrooms, pool, workout room, etc,, Unfortunately prices have recently gone up dramatically: $135 plus tax for a queen room.a and a king would have been over $150. At these rates everything seems less quaint and cute; in fact they may have just priced themselves out of the market, at least for me: