Carroll Hotel Guide - Northwest Park hotels in Carroll, United States of America.

"We had a great one night stay The only negative feedback is that both of our rooms were on the second floor and there was no elevator. An issue for senior citizens!"

"This was a very short stay for me so I don't have a lot to say other than the woman who checked me in was very nice and had upgraded my room before I got there. I stayed Thursday night and there were no hot options for breakfast Friday morning. Not sure whether that would be different on a weekend. "

"Good value "

" Staff and clean room"

"This was the absolute BEST hotel we have ever stayed at! Reasonably priced and their beds are like sleeping on a cloud!!! Would definitely recommend and would stay at again. Hands down! "

"Excellent room, noticeably better than most hotels -- a bit bigger, better condition, nicer beds, just all-around higher quality than most. Very clean. And maybe it was just the nice weather, but when the AC unit came on, it generally only had to stay on briefly, and then it was quiet again for a long time -- and it stayed very comfortable. It was also quite a bit quieter than most other hotels. Plus, on the ground floor, the rooms have patio doors opening right by the parking lot, which makes it easier to load and unload. On top of that, you can go out the back door and are only about 30' from the door of the bar & grill next door, which has good food, drinks, and service. I truly wish all hotels were this nice!"

"The beds and towels, very clean, comfortable. Breakfast was just ok. I would have enjoyed coconut milk or almond milk for my coffee, and a few more healthy foods."

"Clean no frills hotel at a reasonable price. Everything worked from ice machine,to all room amenities. There is some road traffic but hotel sets far enough off the highway it wasn't a problem for us. Asked for ground floor and it was honored. Breakfast is Continental but adequate for our needs. Check in was fast ."

"Great hosts and location. Convenient to local restaurants and activities."