Holiday Homes in Endless Mountains

"How clean it was and the staff is very friendly."

"Staff .. room … dining all excellent!"

"Nice people, very helpful. Good overall experience."

"A bit noisy, barely slept. The breakfast was good and a few great selections. The room was clean to standards. "

"Keep up the great service. Thank you"

"Clean, comfortable, and safe."

"Check-in staff gave me no information. I had to ask everything. He was smacking gum the whole time which was very annoying. When I got to my room there was no ice bucket so I had to walk back to the office to ask for one. The guy didn’t even try to find me a bucket. He just said they were low on ice buckets and handed me a little bag to put ice in. The breakfast was nonexistent. I got there for breakfast at 7:30am and everything was gone. There was dry cereal but there was no milk. No coffee, no juice. There was one slice of bread and there were three apples that were all rotten! The serving area was very dirty with crumbs, etc…If breakfast hours are 6-8am then there should be a staff member who refills coffee and other foods that run out during that time, as well as keep the area tidy and wiped off. The hotel grounds were unkept with high weeds all over the courtyard. This seemed to be a run-down, poorly run hotel. "

"This was a disappointing stay, even by $72 per night standards. I had just stayed at a $60 per night room that was better. The hallways look as if they haven't been cleaned or vacuumed in weeks. The lighting in my room, especially the bathroom, was entirely unacceptable! It was so bad, I had to resort to using my cell phone flashlight to turn the heat on. Having to open a cabinet door, to get to the referigerator door is a dumb set-up, and annoying in the middle of the night. I never actually interacted with, or met any of the staff, but they were accommodating over the phone, so I gave them 3 stars. At least they got the most important thing right, the bed, and spares them a failing grade. Final grade is a 'D'. "

"Room was clean..no more individual bottles of shampoo or conditioner. And no more bars of soap. All in dispensers in shower. Under table near bed is a motion detector light so every time someone moves off of bed light goes on. This might be great for some but wakes up others in room. Beds were firm and room looked new."