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"This is a great small hotel with lovely amenities and very responsive staff. "

"Quiet, quaint, & very clean. For those who don't need all the "frills" of a fancy hotel, this is your place! The staff is very friendly, the rooms (linens, bathroom, shower) were extremely clean, & the outdoor area was relaxing, quiet, & welcoming. Nice, fresh options for breakfast and within easy walking distance to the famous Fredericksburg downtown. Safe area with no worries about walking after dark. I will be back!"

"Breakfast menu appeared to be fine although I only had coffee and it was good. Staff were very helpful."

"I do not like being given a room beside the laundry. Lots of noises in the night."

"Breakfast was just okay, but typically what you would expect in this price range of hotel. Parking was satisfactory. "

"Parking was great. Some screaming cats at nighttime were a surprise but not a big deal. Only serving breakfast on the weekend was a disappointing surprise as that was not mentioned on the travel webpage we chose the hotel from."

"Stayed with family, staff is super friendly, our room was basic but nice and clean. Loved that the had a coffee machine with may options like Latte and Cappucino, plain, decaf etc, every hotel should have one! Could use a bit of updating but not much I can complain on. Would stay again"

"They have no maintenance on staff at night. Before you unpack make sure your room is acceptable because they may offer to make an adjustment to the bill when they can’t fix your issue and then tell you they won’t because they made you an offer to move your room. After a long drive and unpacking, moving felt difficult. "

"The bananas were old with brown spots. The tangarines were green and wrinkled. Those were the only fresh things put out. Everything else was packaged. Walmart yogurt. The ckerk recyckes the key card envelope. We were asked to return it. We weren't it's first customers. Phone# written on the back. Tub was filthy. AC was noisy and clanking. "