Kingston Hotel Guide - Huffine Island hotels in Kingston, United States of America.

"This property was booked by accident and when we arrived and noticed it was previously a Quality Inn my heart sank. Checking in and out was as easy as any that I have done in the past. As we walk into our room I was totally surprised. The room had been completely renovated. It was quiet, clean and everything worked properly. I would stay here again. "

"Good value"

"Breakfast was typical grab and go nothing special. Parking lot was well lit and safe. "

"Good"

"Room was clean ish. Lots of updates needed. Walls dingy, bathroom could use bleach and fresh paint. Carpet needs steam cleaned. "

"The staff at the front desk were not friendly at all. They acted like they didn't want to be there. Never smiled or greeted us. Breakfast was just okay. Taste was just ok."

"WARNING: This hotel is under transition from what appears to be either an extended stay hotel or halfway house to a (possibly) functioning hotel. There are only a few rooms that weren't occupied with long term residents or under renovations. The lobby is NOT functioning with no signs directing guests to where they can check in, so I wandered over to the other hotel's lobby. The hotel overall looks very rough! The desk was not attended and no one arrived within a reasonable time frame after the door buzzer announced my arrival. I had to call for assistance. While I was checked in, the staff member was not friendly or helpful. When I got up to my room on the third floor with my luggage, the key cards did not work! Even after they finish renovations, I probably won't stay there again. This stay was so far from the standard I've come to accept from a Hotels.com stay."

"Very clean, very spacious rooms - the facility is obviously well-cared for. Front desk service was prompt and friendly. The breakfast and coffee are admittedly pretty terrible, but there are plenty of other options around the Turkey Creek area (and Chobani yogurt and basic bagels/toast were available if you want to stick with the hotel.) Parking was plentiful and easy to navigate."

"The room resembles a low-security prison cell. Functional, but you don’t want to be there any longer than necessary. "