Arcade Hotel Guide - Arcade City Hall hotels in Arcade, United States of America.

"They have cut out the breakfast. Just coffee. Disappointed."

"There was a beer left in the fridge from previous guest & The AC in the room was loud. Outside noise (traffic) was loud all through the night. Housekeeping came in on our 2nd day & only left 2 towels. I had to call the front desk for wash cloths & toilet paper. We had our own soap etc. Parking space was tight for our full size truck. "

"Love this place everything about ! "

"Ok so the staff is very nice, they were all fantastic! The room really isnt bad, the only thing we had were cockroaches unfortunately, that's why i gave it a 4 because the staff really are great, they just got to fumigate the place maybe."

"We were happy to have breakfast and a pool. It was also in a great location."

"Clean room nice staff "

"Absolutely deplorable. There was mold and bugs in the bathroom, crusty yellowish substance on the bedding/mattress cover, and the room smelt like air freshener and cigarettes."

"The staff and the manager at the front desk had excellent customer service. So polite. Thank you for our anniversary gift. That truly meant the world to us. A beautiful gesture."

"The hotel shares a parking lot with a rather large liquor store and is across the street from a homeless shelter. I listened to a very loud altercation in the parking lot around 11:00pm. Otherwise, the room was OK. We were on the 3rd floor, in a room kind of in a corner. The door would get stuck on the wall as you entered, but that kind of worked out loading and unloading the luggage carrier. The room itself was large, but the lighting was terrible. The breakfast was fine, but a bit slim in its options. They had the obligatory waffle maker, eggs and biscuits and gravy. They had bananas and cereal. No bacon or sausage. Staff was friendly, the pool was good enough to entertain the kids. It was being remodled, but they did a good job of keeping that unobtrusive. If it wasn't for the unfortunate location, I'd go back. A liquor store across the street from a homeless shelter isn't a great combination. "