Geneva Hotel Guide - Delnor Community Hospital hotels in Geneva, United States of America.

"Keep in mind this is a budget hotel. You're not staying at a 5 star. That being said, the hotel its sell was fine. The surrounding area was quiet enough. The room was also basic. There is a fridge, microwave, and coffee maker. The bed was not my favorite. you can feel the springs and roughness. I did not have the best sleep. The next morning I noticed a whole bunch of things I wish I noticed when I checked in...or even didn't notice. There was "something" dried and dripping from the wall. I have no clue what it is, but it made me gag. The window outside pane was cracked and broken, which looks like from a rock being through. The curtains torn and the room could use a DEEP cleaning. I would say that the only thing unacceptable was the body fluid dried and dripping on the wall. Other than that, you get what you pay for."

"OK"

"I never got a room. I was notified that expedia over booked ...so I did not get a room....and I am waiting for my credit(room cost) to go back to my credit card from Expedia."

"This hotel exceed my expectation for a one night stay. The hotel is newly remodel, the room was nice, comfortable and soft bedding. I had a double room, which was roomy and clean. There was a hot breakfast that was good. The staff and front desk manager Lisa was help, friendly, and made you feel welcomed. At night there was baked cookies, coffee, and tea at check in. It has a hot tub and pool but not accessible due to it being remodel. I will definitely have to return to check it out the finish remodel. Overall a great stay. Wish I could have stayed longer. "

"No breakfast as expected. Smells! Maybe perfmes or cleanners. Everywhere every floor. The room smelled ok though."

"Everyone was polite and respectful was a wonderful experience"

"Our only let down was that not of the property doings. We just had very active next door neighbors that was a bit disturbing."

"Clean room fast service "

"Stay was wonderful. I will be staying again"