Chesterfield Hotels

"Parking was great. Check-in and Check-out great. Very clean, comfortable bed, great location for me. The one issue for me was that the keys did not work every time. I asked to have them fixed and the lovely staff did so each time, but the keys still gave me trouble. I was worried that I could not get back into my room. There might be an issue with the censor in the room. I would stay there again. It is a great value. "

"Fantastic front desk/ concierge. Perfect location, very clean large rooms. "

"Clean room, plenty of pillows. Jus outdated decor but that’s not a big deal "

"Excellent stay. Staff were friendly, great amenities, and hotel was very clean. However, disappointed as housekeeping came once during our four night stay. Taking out trash, replacing towels, and restocking coffee/tea service is of value to me."

"Very friendly staff. The hotel and property was very clean and well maintained the outside. The outside Jacuzzi was amazing. The pool was great very nice hotel all the way around."

"Easy check in along with a nice breakfast that extended later in the morning. "

"The hotel was very clean, and the decor was up to date. Staff was lovely - very helpful with questions. Parking was easy. Breakfast was great - there was an assortment of foods. I would definitely come back!"

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"We arrived late and left early, appreciated a budget motel near the interstate, and got what we paid for. The room, sheets, and towels were clean. The mattress was basic (no pillow top) but in good shape; the frame it sat on creaked loudly with any movement. There was no closet, only a waist high rod with a couple hangers, and no amenities in the room (coffee maker, hairdryer). The bathroom was HUGE, had sturdy grab bars by the toilet, had an accessible shower, and even had a seat for showering. Unfortunately the seat had inches missing from one leg, making it unsafe. The heating unit worked very well, but was very loud. The walls had nothing on them except a big screen TV. The lack of cheap art was OK, but lent to the feeling of sparseness. "