Lee Hotel Guide - Flag Hill Winery hotels in Lee, United States of America.

"Everything was great! Parking was convenient but expensive!"

"The staff was great, the room was clean. The bathroom was a little small but very well kept. Could hear the road noise from our room but it didn't keep us awake. Plenty of parking and felt very safe"

"Room was ok, the fridge had a cracked door and one of the beds had stained sheets. breakfast was plentiful. Most annoying thing is we booked this hotel because it had a pool and hot tub but it was under renovation and at no point in time did we get any heads up that it was not going to be open during our stay. Incredibly disappointing especially for my son"

"The staff was very helpful. The hotel and room was clean. They had a very nice selection of Hartley & Son's Tea which was a nice break from the same ol' Bigelow. I don't eat breakfast, so can't comment. Even though the room was clean and nice - if you get a room in the front of the hotel by the parking lot - you can hear all the cars driving by. So make sure to have a noise app on your phone. Other than that - great stay and would recommend."

"Convenient location, friendly staff and clean modern room"

"Beautifully kept old style hotel. Great woodwork natural light, sitting rooms with fireplaces. Rooms are clean and well maintained, nice breakfast/ buffet. Excellent location"

"The Night employee Tom was awesome. He gave us an idea where to go have breakfast. He was a big help. Most of the hotel was closed for renovations. The price was okay for not having normal amenities. The bed was comfortable. Other than lots of construction on property, it was okay."

"Nice front staff and very clean hotel- looks fairly new! Comfortable mattress also! Would definitely recommend"

"Everything was great except that they allow dogs. It was around 7 a.m. when I started hearing a small dog barking constantly. After about 2 hours I called the front desk to see if they could locate the dog. I never did hear the dog stop barking. Luckily I went out for the day after another hour of listening to the constant yelping."