Aubrey Hotel Guide. Hotels in Savannah, Aubrey, United States of America

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"This is the place to stay for a family! This was my first time staying at a Drury location and honestly if there is a Drury location in any town I visit....I will not stay anywhere else but a Drury! The place was clean, the staff was very friendly and accommodating, the pool was nice indoors at one of the top floors with a hot tub that was very soothing and calming. The breakfast was very wide and filling, the complimentary kickback dinner and drinks were great! The popcorn was great. The soda fountain machine during breakfast and dinner was great! The gym was good to exercise with basic equipment. The laundry room is good but be sure to have quarters ready to use for drying and laundry. I recommend this and any Drury property to anyone with family. 10 minute walk to the mall, next door to the ice hockey rink, 10 minute walk to the little league field."

"Clean and modern rooms. The staff was very friendly and the lobby as warm and inviting "

"No comment"

"The woman at the front desk was super helpful when I had a work issue and needed something printed quickly. Lifesaver!"

"Room smelled bad."

"It was so clean and the staff were so helpful"

"Needs a breakfast"

"Location The hotel is run by Indians. There is a woman that works at the front desk, who is absolutely a sweetheart and helped me get into the right room however there is a man that hung up on me when I called him to let him know that we needed towels in our room, which I find absolutely disrespectful and unprofessional coming from a representative of a. hotel chain in one of the best areas in Dallas, which is Addison. I called him back because I knew that he was rude, and I can just tell in the tone of his voice that he was annoyed by such a simple request as wanting two towels and two washcloths. I don't know if I will be staying here again. The rooms are great and you definitely get what you pay for, but this customer service has to change. If you're going to come to America, you need to adopt a more. respectful attitude."