Harvard Hotel Guide - Oxbow National Wildlife Refuge hotels in Harvard, United States of America.

"Clean, updated, good breakfast "

"Cigarette smell in the room. Loud, rattling heating system "

"Everting is good "

"Room was clean and bed was very comfortable, but we were put in an accessible room, which we did not ask for, and as a result the bathroom door was a rolling slider that had gaps on the side and top. You could see (and hear) into the bathroom. Also, be advised that the hotel bar is only open Monday thru Wednesday. Overall the hotel was quiet and clean and we had a good stay. "

"Not much to say the check-in was smooth and easy.Just like it is every time I stay. Room was clean staff is friendly."

"Didn’t need laundry so N/A. My room was nice and clean and the daily housekeeping was great. All the staff were extremely friendly and welcoming. Great location- will definitely stay here when I return to the area."

"The hotel is beautiful "

"My daughters and I were in town for a volleyball tournament and stayed at this hotel expecting a safe environment. Unfortunately, what happened during our stay was one of the most frightening experiences we’ve ever had while traveling. In the middle of the night an intoxicated man attempted to break into our room through the adjoining door. He cracked the door during the attempt. When that failed, he kicked in the main door and forced it open, entering our room while we were sleeping. I woke up to what sounded like an explosion. My daughters were screaming and terrified. I ran to the door, forced it shut, relocked it, and immediately called the front desk. The front desk employee, whom I believe was named Cory, responded casually and said he would send security. It took over 30 minutes for security to arrive. When security finally came, he had no idea what had happened and was unable to assist us in any meaningful way. From our balcony I could see the front desk area and it was clear there was no urgency in responding to a dangerous situation involving a guest being assaulted in their room. Throughout the night there were also intoxicated guests yelling in rooms on both sides of us and people outside our balcony drinking and playing pool loudly well into the night. My daughters are now afraid to sleep in hotels because of this experience. They also have had a hard time going to sleep at all."

"Decent room and nice lobby area, but nothing "luxury" about it despite the hotel's description. Average free hotel continental breakfast, comparable to what you'd get at a Day's Inn, for example. The biggest problem I have with the hotel is their billing."