Hotels in Red Oaks Mill

"There was a delay in checking but outside of that we had a good stay. Would stay here again. There are several other hotel options in the area and this one had the highest ratings, can see why. They were fully booked."

"We were in room 410, ther was a constant hum of a compressor or some sort mot running nonstop. Very annoying!"

"Yes, parking was easily and accessible. Rooms were kept clean"

"Todo muy bien! "

"The staff were very accommodating and attentive to my requests of staying in a quieter floor with a later check-in. The room was extremely clean and bigger than I expected, with the AC working perfectly (as I like to sleep in a cold room). Breakfast was no-frills (bagels, cereal, juice, etc) but no complaints otherwise. "

"The only staff working at this establishment that knows what they’re doing or even cares is Naomi. Everybody else at the front desk is absolutely terrible. This facility does not provide toilet paper toiletries as soap nor do they give you fresh linens even during extended stays the kitchen is simply that two stove tops they don’t give you any pots pans, silverware plates, cups bowls, nothing so if you stay here, be prepared to bring everything you need including toilet paper"

"It was nice and new, large room and clean. We ate dinner at the bar. Ordered the steak it was terrible and got the carrot appetizer the bartender raved about, it was terrible as well. Breakfast was very good and the staff was welcoming. Not much around the hotel for other dinning or entertainment options. You’d have to drive."

"Very happy with our stay. Place was clean surrounding area was good (love the sound of rushing water outside the hotel courtesy of the falls!), and it's rare to find a place that includes bacon and eggs as part of its complimentary breakfast."

"The inn could use some freshening up. Room carpet was stained in multiple places, for example, and the building badly needs to be repainted on the outside. Guests should be told when booking that their room will be on the third floor in case stairs are an issue. It’s a charming, historic building in a great location but it looks a little rundown. "