Hotels near The Crossings Golf Club

"Clean room! Very nice staff, pool was lovely and breakfast was great. Would stay again "

"This hotel is very dirty and staff is rude, lazy and disorganized."

"Plenty of shops nearby, beautiful location, room was very comfortable, clean and cool. Only issue i had was coffee maker did not work and the breakfast did not come with the room without an additional charge. Other than that was a great stay."

"A wonderful budget experience with nice clean comfortable beds and lots of restaurants and shops within walking distance. Friendly helpful staff too!"

"It was an awesome stay "

"Friendly staff, clean and nicely decorated hotel, bathroom and room are spacious and clean. Free hot and tasty breakfast"

"Great customer service "

"Suggestion — install black out curtains, fix the landline phones and the picture frame on the wall had no pictures in it. Otherwise, great affordable hotel with nice amenities— books and DVDs. "

"I booked a room on a Wednesday last minute and I'm very glad I did. When I arrived that evening, the front desk employee (Kevin?) made me feel incredibly welcome. I was exhausted and stressed and he put me at ease. This guy is the gold standard! The room is small but clean and really well laid out. Very comfortable bed! I always bring my own pillow, so I didn't try any of them. I appreciated the toiletry amenities - nice hand soap, body wash, and lotion! There isn't a coffee maker, but the coffee in the lobby is GREAT - ground on the spot. Breakfast was awesome - I really enjoyed the scrambled eggs and potatoes. I'm a very light sleeper, so I was happy to see "sound proofing" in the description. While the walls aren't entirely soundproof, it really was pretty quiet! The windows though are not soundproof. My room faced a very busy intersection with lots of tractor trailers. If you're a light sleeper, I recommend asking for the other side of the hotel. One thing it seems you can't avoid - there is a bright-white LED nightlight wired to an outlet. It is annoyingly bright, shines right in your face when you're laying in the bed (because the room is small), and I didn't see a way to turn it off. I forgot my eye shade and had to put something over it to block the light. I'm sure lots of other people do as well - over an outlet. I've never seen that in a hotel before and if it can be changed, it should be."