Chalifert Hotels

"Interesting, modular concept. Amenities great for a short stay and position perfect for onward travel or sightseeing. The staff were efficient and very helpful. Within the airport signage for Terminal 3 was poor. Once advised about the shuttle and where to catch it the hotel was easily reached on foot."

"The hotel manager was very rude at check-in as there was an issue with my reservation and we were showing that I was canceled and then I contacted Expedia and it was fixed. The hotel room was extremely dirty. The shower was the size of a little box couldn’t even move inside of it toilet sink. Everything was filthy. The sheets were dirty. The beds were very small. The room itself was very, very small. Nothing like what they showed online. Everybody was rude. The receptionist you couldn’t ask for anything they could never help you. We had to stay at another hotel for a couple of days and had to come back because our flight was out of this hotel by the airport so we ended up coming back and spending another night. I told him do not recommend this location to anyone. I’m very disappointed that video would help makes such a horrible booking. I really would like my money back. Furthermore, there was bugs in the room that look like bed bugs."

"Fast Internet service. Shuttle service and great breakfast available. Loved my stay there"

"Great place to stay. Excellent location. Close to everything and to transport. Lots of shopping and restaurants nearby."

"Location is very good for outlet and Disneyland. Highly recommend for family traveling."

"Good"

"simple shop on sight"

"Yes"

"Check in was terrible as there was no one at reception for 15 minutes, then gave me a BS excuse. The window could not close shut because the curtains were stuck behind them, so we could hear the outside noise until 5am. The lights in the hallway should be dimmed after 11 pm so people remain quiet. Bring your own air plugs and towels as they are not provided or offered. The buffer breakfast was in the entry hall and not as advertised based on the pictures."