Bridgeville Hotels

"My room was not clean upon arrival. Bed wasn’t made, Food and crumbs all over the bed and floor. Trash in the trash can and the hot tub was dirty. No towels were in the room. No Iron or ironing board available. I was just ver disappointed, I will not stay again."

"Staff was incredibly nice and helpful"

"Had to switch rooms during my stay. First room was ok until I found out that the water was not getting hot for a shower and a cold draft coming thru the door from keeping the heat in the room. Fiancee had confront them to the front desk and got us another room. Second room was a little better towards keeping heat in the room, but the floor was dirty where they didn't swept it, and the hot water was still not right. Had to use the hot water from the sink. "

"Pool close, kitchen was great "

"The tub had a yellow film and hair from the previous customer. The phone was not operational. The television had 3 channels. They should have just taken it out and charged less. The windows were completely see through and there were blackout curtains but no blinds so you either had a pitch black room or everyone could see straight into it. Overall I was not looking for luxuries, just a comfortable stay but I felt like it was not as clean as it could have been and the devices could have at least been useful. "

"N/a"

"staff was very courteous"

"The staff was very helpful. Lakeesha is amazing!"

"This was my fifth stay at the Best Western in Easton. I was sad to discover that since my last visit several months ago, the hotel has started using very strong scented products for cleaning and/or air freshening. I’ve kept coming back because I love the rooms, the staff, the hot breakfast and free bottles of water. The lobby is perfect for me: a small business area, snack shop, seating, tastefully decorated. But I have asthma. Seriously, I thought I’d found a place I could breathe in. But this time, from the lobby to the elevator, to the hall, and (darn) in the room, the scent was really strong. In the room, I sat for about 15 minutes before breathing became uncomfortable. So I grabbed a damp washcloth and scrubbed the table and nightstand until the washcloth stank. It helped, but even still, when I got home and unpacked, my pajamas were saturated with this scent. Even at breakfast, I happened to be standing at the coffee counter when staff came through and wiped down. That same perfume. Guys, please please please go back to the cleaning products you used before, or at least block off a section of rooms that are neutrally scented. I promise it’s not just me. This new stuff is toxic."