Marysville Hotels

"The place is like being in the twilight zone-EVERYONE was very nice and professional and seemed to genuinely enjoy each other. I thought I was being filmed."

"Rooms were newly renovated, fresh and clean, beds very comfortable, a/c worked well. Also enjoyed the complimentary breakfast with fresh fruit, sweet rolls, coffee and juice. Parking right outside the room was very convenient. We would definitely stay here again"

"Comfortable & clean"

"Coffee kind of sucks"

"The whole 1st floor smelled like food, towels were dingy, shower curtain was worse, and the breakfast consisted of toast, bagels, and cereal with only whole milk available. The pancake & juice machines were broken. It seems like a $75/night hotel. "

"The breakfast was fresh and the room was cool"

"This property is old and needs better maintenance. Lawn wasn't mowed, old furniture, hard bed, the mini fridge was ancient and hard to open, very noisy with highway nearby. I wouldn't stay here again."

"Room was clean when we arrived. Room should have been cleaned every day. It was not cleaned at all during our 3 day stay. Other rooms were leaving trash bags in the hallway. Now I know why. We came back to the room as we left it. I got clean towels from desk clerk. A note was made to clean the room the next day. The next day, we were told there was only one cleaning person and they didn't know if they'd get to our room. It didn't get cleaned. Breakfast was minimal. They had cheerios in a bin. Prewrapped sausage egg biscuits and muffins. No batter for waffle makers. On our last day, there was nothing for breakfast. The only ice machine they had was out of order. We managed to get some ice out of it before it melted. We had to buy ice. A room near/next to ours kept playing loud music. My husband complained a couple times but the music stopped before they could figure out where it was coming from. At one point, we pounded on the wall to the room next door. It stopped. However they played it several times a day. One time, it was 7:15am."

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