McFarland Hotel Guide - McFarland Dog Park hotels in McFarland, United States of America.

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"Wonderful front desk staff, super comfy bed and pillows, great shower, and amazing warm cookies!"

"Air conditioning was pretty noisy. No lighting by desk."

"The hotel was conveniently located, clean and comfortable! All the staff was helpful The restaurant staff was especially helpful and friendly. We enjoyed our dinner. The pool area was amazing."

"The breakfast is what really stood out for me. They had one of the best breakfast assortments of any hotel that i have been to. The had a griddle with eggs already Scrambled in a pitcher with veggies and cheese to make your own omlet. They had a waffle maker, rotary oven to toast bagles and slices of bread. They also had a machine that automatically made 2 pancakes fresh with 1 touch of a button. Fresh juices cereals and more. The room was to be expected for price range. But the breakfast was top notch."

"We love this hotel when we’re in town! Friendly staff, clean comfortable rooms and a great breakfast. Highly recommended!"

"We really loved this hotel. We really liked that our room was like a mini apartment and had a separate living room and practically a full kitchen...it was a nice "home away from home""

"Everything was great! Staff were nice and helpful, breakfast was good, room was clean. Pool was fun!"

"We stayed at this Hotel for UW graduation weekend. This hotel was 20+ mins away from the University. It’s also very near Madison’s Landfill tho there was no garbage smell. Hotel jacked up the prices for this weekend. We were charged over $400 a night and it wasn’t worth that at all. They claimed at check-in we had already paid (we hadn’t) and then at checkout I had to fight to get the rooms on the credit card of my choice. Breakfasts were ok. We stayed for 2 days. First day, room internet was terrible. We told the staff on two separate occasions this. They did manage to fix it the second time. Overall, an okay hotel but location wasn’t great and it wasn’t worth the money they wanted for graduation weekend."