Rochester Hotel Guide - St. Padre Pio Chapel hotels in Rochester, United States of America.

"My highlight was the staff! Every interaction made me smile. Chardonnay was enthusiastic and attentive. Coffee was available 24/7, parking was easy"

"Great place to stay, very clean. The staff was great, friendly and professional. "

"The breakfast was only served from 7 am - 9 am. A short amount of time to serve breakfast. Hotel was clean and smells clean but the building is a little old. There are 2 or 3 steps into the first floor from the lobby, it was a struggle with all our luggage. It is cramped getting on & off the elevators, not much room with 3 suitcases in tow. I appreciate the hotel transportation to the airport. When we stayed at this same hotel last year, the parking was free but we had to pay for parking to leave our car there for the week. "

"Nice room. Very Clean except the Inside of the Microwave. Walls are thin so You’ll hear voices etc. from both sides."

"Curt staff, very poor hot water service Loud"

"The house fit my needs very well clean and felt right at home."

"House is newly renovated. Very cozy and spacious."

"This was a very cozy and relaxing location! Thank you!"

"I rarely write anything but rave reviews. However: Upon arrival, nothing had been cleared of snow (luckily, it was no more than two inches deep), the house was chilly, the bunk beds were not made, it was too dark in the entry way to see the keypad… Living room furniture needs upgrading. The windows look to be original and allow in lots of cold air, causing bedrooms to be a variety of uncomfortable temperatures (either too hot or too cold). There is a lack of some basic amenities, such as: washcloths, tissues, trash cans in bedrooms, shampoo, places to hang towels, curtains to keep out the street lights, a place in the large entry way to sit to change boots, and extra blankets (only thin quilts on downstairs beds). Only three table knives. Mattresses in the bunk room are thin and lumpy. Living room furniture is not in great condition. Aside from one message that appeared to be computer-sent, no communication from the host since three days before our arrival, and no answer to a question I sent on the day of arrival (about conflicting arrival times between the message and the listing). No information or message about how to leave the house. Typically, I go above and beyond to leave a house spic-and-span, but due to all of the above things, we weren’t sure what they wanted and were less motivated to do anything but the basic expectations. My apologies for this review if something has happened like a family emergency. That is certainly what seems may have been the case…eit"