Racine Hotel Guide - Karen A Nelson Memorial Dog Park hotels in Racine, United States of America.

"The pool and hot tub were closed for repairs. The TV did not work and we called a maintenance person who fixed our connection. The two queen beds were comfortable. There is a fridge in the room but no microwave. The fridge is very cold. "

"Ladies at the front desk amazing was able to check in a few hours early and after a overnight flight was awesome"

"It's clear this hotel went through some recent renovations. Check-in area was very clean and up to date. Rooms were also updated but were lacking in areas. There were unknown drips on bathroom walls and carpet seemed worn. The shower pressure was abysmal and the shower curtain did not reach the bottom of the shower so there was water everywhere, a serious slipping hazard. You may not hear any plane noise from the airport but we were woken up both nights by loud stomping or banging from upper or adjoining rooms. Breakfast is done at 9 but really by 8:30 nothing fresh is being put out. Overall we were rather disappointed with our stay and won't be staying here again. "

"Good experience! Breakfast was better than I thought would be. "

"Hotel sucked. The hard wood floor in the room had dirt spots and stains. The curtain and bench had stains. Only 1 bar of soap in the room initially. The desk chair was gone. The parking lot was full multiple nights. Finally, the breakfast was lack lust. One day all the eggs were burnt and another instead of hash browns they had store bought frozen fries."

"Breakfast was nasty, there was a miscommunication in my stay so I had housekeeping knocking plenty of times on my door and the front desk lady, Jean, was very rude about the situation. Floors and walls were dirty. Not a great experience, I’m not coming back. "

"Everything was perfectly done compared to other hotels in the area. "

"There was no breakfast besides waffles that you had to make yourself. Very disappointing. The rooms also had white paint stains that should have been painted over."

"Unfortunately there are few options in downtown Kenosha for staying overnight. You can stay here where they have made some upgrades but have done shoddy work. The drywall work is touch and patchy, the towel hangers come off the wall. Or you can stay at the Stella where the mattresses are like stone. The staff is great. But management and maintenance should step it up with their contractors on their upgrades. Or reduce the rates to meet expectation. "