Hotel Guide - Blackstone River hotels in , United States of America.

"Worst hotel stay of my life. Had major construction going on all around me. The room DIRECTLY above me was having renovations/heavy construction done. It was so loud it was absolutely insane. Leaf blower guy 2 feet outside my window 3 times in a 1 hour period, and some other super loud noises I didn't check to see, I think a crew may have been blowing in landscaping mulch, not sure. The entrance door around the corner had a faulty closer cylinder or whatever and the door would slam OVER and OVER anytime someone would come or go. It would slam so hard my bed would shake. Then pepper in between that, idiots allowing their room doors to slam ultra loud. Just insane. Ruined my poker weekend that I planned for a long time and payed a lot of money for. "

"The hotel was under construction for renovations during our stay. We reserved a room with 1 King bed that was newly refurbished. We were puzzled about the following renovations: a see through glass door on the shower and the toilet was adjacent, a large empty corner in the room were an oversized chair should have been (the only place to sit was the bed or 1 desk chair, and limited parking due to construction debris and storage containers."

"Definitely better then how it used to be clean rooms and polite staff "

"Everything was absolutely immaculate. Staff was so friendly and welcoming upon check-in. Nice and convenient right by the highway but not 1 oz of highway noise. "

"Great experience "

"The property was very clean and probably the most well equipped rental I have stayed at. ThankYou!! "

"It was amazing. Very clean. Staff was great. Everything we needed."

"The entire experience was horrible, bad customer service, dirty facility and bedrooms, bed sheets had stains on them, towels smelled nasty and so did the entire first floor."

"Nice enjoyable stay. Only issue we had was the communication of a late checkout getting to the cleaning staff. We had a late checkout and the cleaning crew tried to get into the room twice."