Lyles Hotel Guide - Patten Park hotels in Lyles, United States of America.

"Everything about this place was nice. It was clean, the people were polite,breakfast was good, and 24 hour coffee bar in the lobby"

"Check-in was really smooth, staff was really wonderful and accommodating. I like the rooms, and very convenient to places to eat as well as the interstate. I will definitely be staying here again."

"The staff were nice."

"Clean room, quiet location, easy parking, convenient location to food and fwy. "

"Staff was very friendly and helpful. Room was nice."

"Excellent stay at Holiday Inn! Clean rooms, friendly staff, comfortable beds, and a great location. Everything was smooth from check-in to check-out. Highly recommend for a comfortable and pleasant stay."

"Ues both ac and heat worked great lots of food close by"

"Very nice room and stay, wasn’t there long but definitely a nice spot. "

"Really comfortable bed."

"I needed a clean,quiet place to unwind at and this turned out to be perfect. Room was impeccably clean, lady at front desk had a beautiful smile and it was all just what I needed "

"Mostly clean besides the chair in the room looked like it hadn’t been wiped off in a while and there was a spider web in the corner of the window. Staff was helpful and there is plenty of parking"

"This is a new property so they are just getting started. Everything was clean and new which was nice. Convenient location and quiet. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We were quite surprised that the sheets in a Hilton hotel were polyester and the pillows felt like you were sleeping on a balloon so it wasn’t the most comfortable night’s sleep. We did enjoy the kitchen and extra living space for our 8 night stay."

"It is advertised as a hotel, with the pictures focused on the front of the building, but it is an extended-stay motel. It is dirty, has thin walls, shady characters, and gave us the creeps. The couch felt sticky, and the bed was thin and loud. We could hear the neighbors tv right through our shared door with them. Standing in the room, we felt like we had to whisper so we wouldn't be overheard. We left without staying the night."