Temple Hills Hotel Guide - Woodberry Forest Recreation Center hotels in Temple Hills, United States of America.

"Good and clean "

"No microwave ! We had to bring our own teapot ! They claimed they did not have any black tea bags, only herbal tea ! But then the next day at breakfast, we had to ASK them again, and they finally brought out the black breakfast tea, that earlier they claimed they did not have !!"

"yes everything was wonderful"

"This is not the place to stay if you value feeling safe. Outdated is not strong enough to describe the place. I asked for non-smoking, and the shack I was put in reeked of smoke. Short of seeing a roach, the busted walls and decor screamed drug den. I hate to say this, because the staff is the nicest I’ve encountered in a great while, but this place was just not what I had expected. I went out after I checked in, and decided I couldn’t stay in that room so they put me in another one, which wasn’t any better. Still reeking of smoke, amenities busted. This is a no on all fronts. The bathtub was grimy. The sink was gross. Good thing I always carry slippers. I was so scared to spend the night, I left as early as I possibly could before I could go to my morning appointment. "

"This might be the first review for anything I’ve ever written online. Don’t come here. Brown rag in the shower (poop rag?) hole in the wall. Stains dirt and hair in the bed. Roaches."

"Nice hotel, well maintained, nice shower. I really enjoyed my stay. The breakfast was the true meaning of continental breakfast. A very good stay."

"There was a shuttle service to and from the metro station. Hot breakfast was served in the morning.But If you travel by car the hotel is not close to the highway. That was the only part we thought was little hard as we had to go back and forth to D.C."

"Air conditioning did not work. Theres no working wifi at all in the back section of the building. The smell of marijuana. Horrendous Just overall bad experience"

"Breakfast was good. room was clean. Had a bit of a musty smell and furnishings were dated."