Hotels nahe Mt. Horeb Station (Mount Horeb)

„Das Hotel hat mir sehr gut gefallen! Die Frau am Empfang war sehr freundlich. Nachts ist es angenehm leise und selbst die Klimaanlage ist leise. Die Sauberkeit ist auch sehr gut. Wir waren schon in vielen Hotels in den USA, dieses würde ich jederzeit wieder buchen.“

„We spent the day at the house on the rock and looked for a place to stay before heading on to the Dells. The rooms were fine, breakfast was ok and the Kids loved the pool with the slides. However the pool area surely needed a makeover and looked a bit sketchy. Yet we did enjoy our short stay.“

„5 stars all the way. No issues.“

„Das Frühstück war selbst für einfachste amerikanische Verhältnisse schlecht “

„Clean and quiet.“

„Sehr schöne große Suite. Gutes Bett, Bad, Couch und Küche. Leckeres Frühstück. Alles ok“

„Sehr schöner Aussenbereich, der zum Verweilen einlädt. Das trifft man in den USA selten an.“

„Hotel was family friendly, with a kid friendly pool that made our evenings fun and enjoyable. The staff was very helpful and friendly!“

„We didn't get much sleep due to the smoke alarms going off because of people smoking pot. Pretty awful for being a non smoking hotel. It was so strong in the hallways. Trying to check out in the morning because we wanted a receipt and there was no staff to be found. Breakfast was good though.“

„The pool and toddler pool area were great way to burn energy for the kids after being the Midwest horse fair.“

„Slightly older hotel but worked for what we needed. Was a little loud between rooms but beds were very comfy and fan was able to stay o. All night which helped with any noise. Breakfast was good and many items to chose from.“

„Awesome! No mold smell. “

„Wxcellent“

„Paid over $300 for 2 nights Couch bed had no sheets Ripped curtains No coffee or water Oily face / palm prints on the window Amenities- one broken soap bar+ ripped towels Shower barely working But the worst part is staff: don’t pick up the phone , nasty attitude. Right at 11 knocked multiple times telling us that we needed to check out, followed by a phone call stating:” Are you checking out or what ?”“