Clarendon Hotel Guide - Greenbelt Reservoir hotels in Clarendon, United States of America.

"The room was absolutely spotless; the cleaners did an incredible job. The hotel was really great and even surpassed our expectations. "

"Nice, clean, and quiet place to stay!"

"Nice isolated location. Room decor compliments the Route 66 era. Restaurant is short walking distance. Heater did make a noise which I informed the manager. Showered the Cactus Inn little mascot kitty with love and food. "

"Clean room, great check in."

"Clean, family-friendly "

"Very cozy relaxing atmosphere. "

"We arrived at night (9:30 pm-ish), driving in past a closed motel and —in front of Executive Inn— a closed restaurant. There were little to no lights on in lobby, but fortunately a woman came to the desk and got us a key. We were pleased that the room was clean and pleasant, bathroom too. Newly painted it seemed. TV and bathroom worked, beds comfy. This motel is near highway, but with fan of a/c unit on, it did not keep me awake (whew). So if you need a place just to sleep for the night, moving on to eat breakfast elsewhere, this was a slightly creepy but good deal. I suspect it’s a family owned business— not a corporate cookie cutter. "

"My husband and I and another couple were attending a music festival in the region and thought this place looked so fun. It is so well done-the upstairs rooms are converted cells-very cleverly done and very comfortable. The kitchen-the whole place-is very clean and nicely appointed. There are many amenities that we didn’t utilize but would be fun for a family with older kids. This is a darling place to stay! (Please note-‘the neighborhood’-Memphis-was not our destination, so I really can’t comment on that. We felt safe and comfortable in the Hall County Jail and that’s what was important for us!)"

"Good! My husband needed a floor level room near the interstate to stop for the night en route to Albuquerque. I found this hotel online for him. He said check in was easy, room clean and comfortable, hot shower. If needed, he would stay here again. "