Tilden Best Western Hotels: Tilden Hotel Guide

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Our top choices for Tilden Best Western

1. Best Western George West Executive Inn

George West

Sajjad

Rp2.123.103

Rp2.399.107 total

includes taxes & fees

25 Aug - 26 Aug

Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking, Refrigerator & Microwave (with Single Sofabed;Larger Room)

2. Best Western Windwood Inn & Suites

Freer

Debra

Rp2.282.526

Rp2.579.254 total

includes taxes & fees

25 Aug - 26 Aug

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Top Tilden Hotel Reviews

La Plaza Inn & Suites

10/10 Excellent

"Clean and stuff was really respectful"

Best Western George West Executive Inn

8/10 Good

"Free breakfast is good"

Emblaze Hotel

8/10 Good

"Initial phone call was good and outside of the building looked great except there was literally one car in the entire hotel parking lot. One, for a hotel boasting 40+ rooms. That was red flag number one. The second came seconds later upon entering and nobody around. Not walking, behind the desk, no one anywhere except what appeared to be a maintenance man and he completely ignored us. We paced the hallway calling out for assistance for almost 10 minutes before a young lady dressed like she was at the skatepark more than work approached. She got us mostly checked in before another girl with even less clothes on (daisy dukes would be considered long compared to her shorts) came up and completely changed everything. They changed our room 3 times before we got a room. The whole place was empty except a handful of people who I couldn't tell whether they were employees or squatters. The room itself was nice and clean and it was nice to relax so no complaints there. But the next morning we had a similar issue of couldn't find anyone until a guy came out of a first floor room half asleep to help with checkout. And forget any sort of breakfast because except a couple of granola bars there was none. It seemed more like a squatters hostel than a legitimate hotel operation. Maybe (benefit of the doubt) they were remodeling, but considering we seemed to be the only paying customers I can't imagine saying they were truly open for business."