Hotels near Griffith Woods Natural Area

"The AC/Heater worked perfectly. Room was clean. Amenities, just enough Pleasant staff/front desk Price reasonable Safety - Lots of lights I spent only one night (twice); my overview during the quick exhausted night was really short. Yes, I recommend it if the stay is for a short period of time. The smokers stay too close to the entrances/back doors. I noticed the laundry room looking unclean made me wonder about materials washed... Believe it or not I would return again because of the price."

"The hotel was spotless, very nice room!! Did Valet which cost $7.00 but oh well! The casino was very nice! Would definitely go back! "

"Our room was very comfortable and clean. The glass shower was modern and nice. Breakfast was pretty busy and it got pretty sloppy. Foods were refilled quickly. It is centrally located to food, shopping, grocery stores. We stayed here to go to Shawnee. I would recommend this hotel and will stay here again. "

"Breakfast not included (restaurant accessed from lobby), but room has fridge, microwave and coffee maker so easy to bring my own breakfast"

"Clean room"

"The toaster at breakfast did not toast, no eggs, no meat. Just juice, coffee, muffins, bread and oatmeal. That was the only disappointment with our stay at this hotel."

"This is a very good hotel. The first night I stayed at another hotel and it was terrible from A to Z. I found this one, prices were great. For $10 more it was 100X better, clean. Felt safer. Staff was polite and inviting. It felt like i had a mini apartment whuch made my stay so much more worth it. I would def come back. "

"Clean room and quiet, which was appreciated. The breakfast had a nice selection and staff was friendly."

"The front desk clerk was unpleasant and did not smile once. She seemed very annoyed and shuffled back and forth slowly as if she was either highly medicated or just extremely tired. The next morning she had the same attitude and told me to "wait" until she was ready to come out of her office in order to assist me up front. At night anys would greet me on my pillows and the nightstand where my water bottle rested. And then to add insult to injury, there was a wasp in the curtains that just hung out there the entire time. I stayed in the hotel one night and by the time it was time for me to leave, the whole entire hotel had lost power. Yep, that meant I had to walk down the stairs in total darkness.And I must admit, I never experienced that at a hotel before. This location was subpar and a terrible experience."