Deep River Hotel Guide - Plattwood Park hotels in Deep River, United States of America.

"Great views from the restaurant and bar area. Staff were very friendly and attentive. Will stay here again."

"Clean and quality hotel ***. Friendly and helpful staff."

"Very clean bare-bones hotel in a quiet location. Large rooms. Nice breakfast place across the road and a short drive to more services and stores. Helpful staff. Only criticism -- and it's an important one -- is that there were no friction strips or other kind of safety on the bathtub, so it was unexpectedly slippery."

"Everything about my stay and the process was exceptional. I can’t wait to go back."

"This place is awful!!! The electricity worked sometimes…. The room was barely passable clean, there was an electrical outlet that had wires exposed. Someone punched a hole in the wall of our bathroom. I’m pretty sure the women at the desk was drunk. I went to the desk to ask for towels there was none in our room the women at the desk popped up about 5 minutes later and told me she would bring towels in less then 10 minutes she never showed up… there where also multiple cigarette burns on the the blankets in a “non smoking room” the surrounding area is nice."

"It could use an upgrade for the Breakfast menu."

"Staff kind and helpful. Very clean both inside and out! Will visit again."

"ROCK HARD BEDS, COULDN'T SLEEP, FILTHY, STAINED TOWELS, NO BLANKETS ON BEDS, RUN DOWN, TERRIBLE VALUE. They have let this place go to have more $$ in their pockets. So sad. I stayed 8.5 years ago and it was nice."

"My husband and I stayed at Maple Tree Cabin with our two children (ages 4 and 1) while visiting family friends nearby. The home itself was sparkling clean and we were pleasantly surprised by all of the thoughtful amenities! Perfect location for families - our 4 year old son LOVED the air hockey table upstairs, and we had quite a bit of fun with all of the boardgames. Everything was 10/10 - highly recommend this cozy, private and picturesque location for anyone traveling through the area. Communication with the host was also A -- thank you so much, Gardner! "