Middletown Hotel Guide - Pet Friendly Hotels in Middletown, New York

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"Small rooms and a bit aged"

"Very nice hotel, clean and love the breakfast menu."

"The breakfast was amazing and staff friendly. However this hotel is under construction and paint fumes in the halls. Thankfully not in the room. The dust from the construction was in the rooms. Vacuuming the carpet would’ve been a good idea. After construction I’m sure this hotel would merit 5 stars."

"very eventful night, the fire alarm went off at 1230 in the morning. We had to go downstairs for over a half hour till it was turned off. My phone didn't work to call the front desk to see what the siren was for. Then at around 830 an alarm went off again. Turned off in 10 minutes. Very alarming, not conducive to a good night's sleep. The bed was not very comfortable either."

"The first floor doesn’t let you enjoy the view unless you like being exposed to the parking lot. The doors slam very hard when they close on the rooms so you hear loud slams all night. And the gym was being renovated so there was some other noises during the day."

"Clean"

"The location is very convenient. I trusted the Wyndham brand, but the hotel was "sketchy" at best. It was a mistake to stay at the Microtel Inn & Suites in Middletown, NY. The bed was terribly uncomfortable. The mattress made a loud creak when I sat on the edge of the bed. The mattress dipped from side to side and top to bottom. I have never slept in a more uncomfortable bed. The bathroom sink was very stained and worn out giving it a very dirty appearance. Two hangers were available in the closet which made hanging dress clothes very inconvenient. Dark dust was very visible between the floor and the heating unit. When I left the hotel to attend my event, the parking lot was filled with police cars and many police officers. When I returned, I had to pass through cigarette smoke from smokers standing at the entrance. Breakfast consisted of not much more than bite sized muffins and "breads", diy waffles, juice and coffee. Overall, the accommodation gave a subsidized emergency housing or shelter vibe. It was neither comfortable nor cozy. "