Keene Hotel Guide - Keene State College hotels in Keene, United States of America.

"The front desk staff was exceptional! Very friendly and accommodating!"

"Great hotel for a weekend getaway. Very walkable neighborhood too!"

"Older motel style not fancy. Good hot tub in pool area. Ok for overnight on a budget. "

"Nice place"

"Pleasant stay!"

"The room was very nice and quaint. We loved the location. It was so quick and easy to walk to downtown Keene. We had to rent a cot to make it accommodate 3 people. I guess we had missed the fine print in the Expedia listing that said it would work for 3 if a cot was added. The building felt secure and was well taken care of. We’d consider staying here again if we return to the area. "

"The building was in poor condition, the property surrounding was trashed and bedding/furniture everywhere outside as well. The walls are super thin and the door was so cracked between the building/frame, you could see outside!! Holes in the flooring, mold in the bathroom. The heating BARELY worked and when it did, it was so loud it kept you up! Then, it gets WAY better. The entire hotel was empty, lots of rooms available. What does the hotel do?! Put about 10 young kids in the rooms above and beside us. On top of the noisy heater, I could hear them so loud above and outside, it’s like I was there!!!! No sleep and a VERY sketchy place!!!!"

"The continental breakfast was good - a variety of fresh baked goods, yogurts, fresh fruits, granola, teas, and the coffee was excellent! It would have been nice to enjoy a hot breakfast on the cold and gloomy morning that we were there, though. We enjoyed meeting our friendly host, Joe, and had a nice conversation with him as he explained the history of the property and some future kitchen renovations he has in the works. Parking was no problem - plenty of space, well-lit, felt absloutely safe. Our room and private bath was clean and well-appointed. All in all, it was a very comfortable & enjoyable visit. I'll be back!"

"Christmas lights on the balcony flooded the first floor room with light all night long. No blackout curtains. Rooms on first floor near front desk were noisy. "