Guilford Hotel Guide - Henry Whitfield State Museum hotels in Guilford, United States of America.

"Ok, seemed to be a homeless population that does the extended stay."

"Front lobby has been remodeled but that is all. Hotel is disgusting, dirty, mold, curtains are filthy and stained. Lamp shade was even filthy. I don’t think the floors have been vacuumed or moped in years. I wouldn’t eat breakfast from this hotel bc it’s so dirty. I instantly had allergy and asthma issues from the room."

"We weren’t happy that parking was $24 a day and that the only part of the breakfast that was free was the coffee. Otherwise, everything else was fine."

"Restaurant was excellent for all meals and the bartenders were great. Staff couldn’t be any nicer or any more accommodating. Your courtesy car drivers were the best!! "

"We just needed an economic hotel to spend the night during our road trip. The fact there is no carpet was good as the room seems cleaner. The hotel itself is old but it seems they renovated the rooms. We had a comfortable night of sleep considering it’s a motel. The main negative aspect was the guest on the room in front of us (we stayed at 112) - the person was screaming at the TV or phone during the night and started before 6am. Not a great alarm to start the day with but we headed out early in the morning anyway. We told the staff about it but nothing was done as it seems it’s a resident of the hotel with own issues. Try to avoid that room if you are looking for a peaceful night."

"Somewhat of a dicey area! There was a SWAT team at the gas station across the street!"

"Hotel was very nice staff was excellent especially checking in very helpful friendly"

"The moment I walked in the place it smelled strongly of chlorine from the pool. The only handicap room that was advertised with 2 queen beds was actually 1 queen with a pull-out sofa. The bathroom was not very clean. The breakfast bar was good minus the coffee but was located next to the pool so the chlorine smell was strong."

"The problem is that you can hear everything in all of the rooms above and to the right and left of you. I had a room on the first floor. I could hear every door shut, every step taken above me, and and most every conversation going on around me. It's a cute little place not far from the town center and ocean, however, if you need to have a sound sleep, be aware that it won't happen."