Hotels nahe Southern Indiana Tennis Center (Louisville)

„Room was very spacious. Extremely clean and well put together. Staff was very attentive and quick to help.“

„The room was Ok, just a place to sleep. It was relatively clean. The pool was not in service and there was no notice on the site, (we have kids and it was really the only reason we stayed here). Spent $10 to do 2 loads of clothes (only 1 washer, 2 dryers, and they still didn't get fully dry). The "breakfast" was thoroughly unimpressive. Overall, Skip this place unless all you need to do is sleep.“

„Didn't have free coffee in the lobby“

„The AC worked but had a very irritating sound associated with it running. We stayed there for 3 days and I notified staff and nothing was done. Other than that…very nice and clean for the price.“

„The hotel was clean, the staff was helpful and friendly.“

„Gutes Hotel für einen zwischen Stop.“

„I wish breakfast was at 6 instead of 7 so we could have enjoyed it.“

„When we got back to the hotel from our business, the host was very kind to letting us inside. She had always a warm smile. Thank you night staff.“

„Great“

„Just a place to lay your head.“

„Such a neat experience! Wonderful staff. Breakfast was good we had Carmel apple French toast. Delicious.“

„The breakfast was simple, but pleasant. They had full fat yogurt and whole milk, and a pancake machine instead of the traditional waffle machine. My wife especially liked the raisin bran. The room was fine, but the details were a bit lacking. The bathtub had a substantial gap on one side, for example. The people were singularly great and helpful.“

„I don’t recommend it“

„Great place near quite a few shops and restaurants. Close enough to downtown. Breakfast was nice and everyone was very welcoming.“

„Etwas in die Jahre gekommenes christliches Hotel mit wohnungslosen Menschen in den Stockwerken 2-7 und einem brauchbaren Hotel darüber im 8.-12. Stock. Recht freundliche Mitarbeiter. Frühstück ist einfach. Zimmer mit altmodischem Charme, Straßengeräusche dringen so halb durch die Fenster. Ohropax empfiehlt sich.“