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Hotel has underground parking, good restaurant, and a small amenities store. Had issues with the handoff between aggregators and the Hotel, and all the front staff worked patiently to resolve the issue. Due to the 45 minutes it took to resolve the issue, I had time to monitor the front staff in action, and they are truly first rate, responding to each customer's needs in a polite and courteous manner.

For $450 a night I would have expected a more luxurious room but it was a 7 out of a 10 in my book. The view of the mountains, the pool and the zip liners was what my wife and I loved the best. The bed was pretty comfortable and the bathroom shower and bathroom were pretty updated. The furniture in the room looked pretty beat up overall and the TV looked older. The microbrewery that was there was pretty good; I'd recommend going. The Scorpion bar had good mexican food. I would NOT recommend eating at Juniors as the expensive food reminded us of cheap diner food and almost on the level of hospital food. The casinos and towers are all connected but they are a decent walk to each one; if you have trouble getting around walking then I recommend taking their shuttle service from resort to resort / casino to casino.

I booked this hotel room as a last minute booking after having a very bad experience at the original hotel I had booked for the night. It was a very stressful time for me and the staff at New Haven Hotel were very friendly, helpful, and understanding. The room was very clean and comfortable with a great view of a clock tower. I was a bit surprised that the parking was not included but I know hotels in cities sometimes have a separate charge for parking. This was my first time staying in New Haven so I wasn't prepared for how early the restaurants close in the city (I am from the Philadelphia area where you can always find late eats). That was really the only negative experience of our stay but that had nothing to do with the hotel. I just wanted to mention it for other visitors to the city.

I have stayed at Hotel Zero for busines and decided to try them on a weekend night stay with my fiance'. We arrived mid-afternoon to have time to relax before our evening event. The room we were given #238, we could hear a door slamming. We went to the desk to determine if there was another room available, and we were switched almost immediately! The staff was courteous and helpful. The second room was perfect! Hotel is showing signs of aging, however, loved the decor!

i was here for a quick business meeting. the evening staff was helpful and friendly. the check-in person told me that he never was able to get the priority club points to work properly, but for some reason, it worked for me. very funny guy. the room itself was alright. they were recently upgrading the crt tvs to brand new 40" lcds. maybe if you stay you will have hdtv. the channel selection was good. was quite all around. complementary items included, breakfast, parking, wifi, use of pool + a hot tub. the hotel was also right by us 91 so quick access to a major interstate highway. i did not have any negatives about my stay in this hotel.

Somehow the parking lot gets full every night, even weekends. The breakfast in the executive lounge is 80% similar to the full restaurant. All public spaces in the hotel are pretty small, frankly. In the room the water pressure is good, and the water gets hot. No slippers provided, and only bar soap is given (shampoo, conditioner, and lotion come in bottles). Windows do not open, either, but temperature is controlled in room with what looks to be individual AC units.

The Farmington Inn is a very nice inn-type hotel. PROS: The lobby was inviting, the room was pretty, and had a "Lincoln bedroom" vibe: four poster canopy beds, colonial style wall paper, antique reproduction furniture. Continental breakfast was included. CONS: There was no microwave or refrigerator in the room and I wasn't crazy about the coffee maker being located in the WC/bathroom. The wall paper in the bathroom was peeling, stained, and in need of replacement. Overall, a comfortable room. We enjoyed our stay and would stay there again.

My husband and I visit Connecticut often (at least twice a year) and we usually stay with family but had to stay at a hotel this time. The first 2 nights of our visit we stayed at a different facility which to but it kindly was something less than desirable! So we decided to move to a different hotel closer to our family. To my absolute delight this new hotel was beautiful! It had a grand but comfortable check-in area. Our rooms were behind the main building up on a hill and it was just as spectacular! We walked into a very comfortable room with cute little chocolates left on our bed (a nice little touch). The rooms were nice a quiet and very comfy. My only "con" of the hotel is that it needs some touch up in the bathroom but that comes with the age of the building. Overall...it was a lovely stay.

My family and I stayed at Ethan Allen Hotel for one night, during Labor Day weekend. Upon checking in, the staff was extremely kind and helpful. We went up to our room, because the kids were anxious to go in the pool. My husband and I examined the room, and although it was very clean, we weren't happy that the mattresses didn't have bed bug covers on them. We asked housekeeping about it, and was told that some rooms have it, but others don't. I found that to be weird. That night, trying to sleep wasn't easy. The beds were very uncomfortable. Even the kids complained that their back hurt the next morning. Other than that, I don't have anything else to say about Ethan Allen Hotel. For the price we paid for one night, I guess it was ok. I wouldn't do a longer stay though.

I recently spent 2 nights here while visiting my daughter at Quinnipiac University. This is my 3rd stay here. For the price I paid, it was excellent! Room was very clean and spacious, had king size bed that was very comfortable. Breakfast was great and staff very pleasant. Location perfect! I asked for a later checkout and this was given to me without hesitation. My only disappointment was the fitness room as a lot of the equipment (treadmills) were out of order. I will stay here again, most definitely.

I was in the process of moving from West Hartford to Fairfield County. I spent my last two nights in Hartford staying at The Goodwin. I was very pleased with the rooms, the customer service and the entire vibe of the Hotel. I spent a Saturday and Sunday night of Easter weekend at The Goodwin. You really can't get around the fact that Hartford is a city in massive decline, but if you do have to be there, The Goodwin makes you (almost) forget that you are in Hartford. Really nice accommodations, clean, and having Bar Pina and Parron right downstairs is amazing. If I were every to stay in Hartford again, I'd definitely stay at the Goodwin. I booked through Agoda and felt that I received an amazing rate and a great bang for my buck.

Stayed here based on a relative's recommendation and it lived up to her review. Clean, very friendly, and reasonable in an area where few places fit that description. This Quality Inn is also easy to get to with GPS, but thank goodness for that gizmo--Connecticut's road signage in the area is a ridic. The included help-yourself hot and cold breakfast was also surprisingly good; not fancy but far better than this kind of offering usually is. Even the coffee was fine. Only drawback, and I'm nitpicking here: the toilet paper and tissues reminded me of England in the 1950s--thin, scratchy, almost unpleasant. Still, I'd stay there again without a second thought.

Decent value for the money spent. The room was clean, the staff friendly, and the A/C worked well on a very hot weekend. However, when we checked into our upscale room there was only one drinking glass , two threadbare bath towels, and the bath amenities were absolutely basic. The continental breakfast was not worth it for healthy-conscious eaters, with thin tasteless coffee, commercial (fake) creamer and just an apple in the way of fruit.

The rooms were very clean and beds were amazingly comfortable! The only downsides were that the breakfast area is unbelievably tiny with very limited items. Also, it appears that there is likely alot of sketchy business that takes place there because the management behaves very stern and harsh which is completely unlike the friendly & hospitable interaction travelers who frequent hotels are accustom to. Outside of management, the other front desk staff were all friendly, helpful and accommodating! Would stay here again and recommend for the value.

This was a nice place to stay. The bed was comfy with lots of pillows. I thought the bathtub could have been cleaner, but overall it was good. The location was great. It was a really short drive to Sleeping Giant State Park and New Haven/Yale area. A short walk in the opposite direction will take you to some local bars. I wouldn't depend on the hotel "bar", a term I use loosely, if you want a drink. Bartender was packed up by 9:30 on a Saturday night so go elsewhere. The staff was really nice/helpful. There is a hot breakfast in the morning, coffee is terrible btw, but if you want something hot I recommend getting there very early. It's not perfect, but I was very comfortable. I would definitely recommend.

Hotel was okay. Nothing impressive to be honest but it did the job for us. I don’t think I would go back. Room are so outdated . Just some little things could change the whole look of it. Breakfast was okay nothing crazy ( stay away from the kinda meat patty, It was awful and taste terrible) . Lobby was nice and the guy at check in was nice and helpful. WATCH. OUT WHEN YOU BOOK WITH AGODA, I booked a room with a Jetted Tub so I paid more for it obviously and I got there and they told me I couldn’t get one because It wasn’t on my booking and when you book with a third party it’s not garanteed . So watch out !