Hotel terbaik di Doylestown

We went in hopes of having a lovely weekend in including a nice hotel. I’m positive side, the rooms are big and spread out through Peddlers Village. The room we stayed in was conveniently located in the middle of the village. In addition, even though we arrived early, our room was ready.. we booked the room because there were supposed to be a gas fireplace, which there was. Unfortunately, there was no way to turn on the gas fireplace. Addition, even though we explained that the coffee pot was not working we were told that it was working and we were doing it in the wrong sequence. That might have been true, but I’m familiar with Keurig machines and I tried every possible sequence available. There were no directions available so I have to trust that I knew how to do a single cup Keurig. The room itself was a bit shabby and warm. Even though we asked for housekeeping, we know that the carpet was not vacuumed , because there were leaves on the floor. The mattress on the bed seem to be old and it was very soft. Freedom in addition, from entering the building and up the hallway, there was an overwhelming smell of bleach. That’s a good thing in that. I’m sure it meant things were clean, but it was a little overwhelming. Also, please note, at least in our building, the only choice was a flight of stairs up to the rooms. There is no elevator, which may be difficult for some people.

We came here for a travel softball tournament with about 12 families. We had a dog, and our room alone was $500 for two nights. We came three weeks ago for a tournament and had minimal issues although I did get a phone call to come back due to my dog barking the one night we went out for dinner. This is the only time our dog was in the room and barked and we spent $140 to have dogs at the hotel. If they don’t want dogs to bark, they shouldn’t be considered pet friendly. This weekend when we came we were told we could no longer hang out in the lobby and have a few drinks. We were at softball from 7am until 430 pm and after we got back parents had gotten together in the lobby to have a few drinks and talk about the day and softball. We were not loud, we were not disrespectful, we were not rowdy. It was 99 degrees out and we were simply trying to cool down and relax with a few beers and were kicked out of the lobby by the part owner- Joe. We said there was nothing posted about drinking in the lobby and he said if we wanted to drink we needed to go to a tavern. We went to dinner and when we returned he had put up a new sign stating that there was no drinking in the lobby or parking lot. He was rude and there was no reason for him to be disrespectful to our group of people who stayed here. When we mentioned how much money we had spend here over the last few weeks staying at this hotel, he said “thank you” in a very snarky way. Our rooms were musty and smelly, the AC worked and then would shut off. We had only 2 towels in our suite. And the pull out couch was covered in dog hair. If you have a group who does travel softball and like to spend time together during your weekend, DO NOT COME HERE. The other people who worked in the hotel were nice. The co-owner was rude and he does not deserve any business.

Dirtiest carpet I have ever seen. Not sure how this hotel is open and renting out these rooms with the current condition. Stay away room 213 floor is awful, air conditioner rattles, room 211 we moved from because the sound was so bad from the ac unit and stains everywhere. Got in too late to try to look for another hotel-this place needs to shut down for a few months and re do the floors and ac units. Does NOT live up to any Hilton standard at all. Hot tub was inoperable during entire weekend. Waffle machines broken and not available for breakfast. Coffee and tea machines were not kept full or hot. Maybe needs new management?