Hinton Lodge — Lodging in Hinton

Reviews of Hinton Lodge

• Hunter

  Added 2016.08.07

  Room is out dated, television is small and the cost was extremely high for what you got. Towels are the size of a postage stamp and bathroom amenities are at a minimum. I would not stay again. Got a kitchenette suite but was told if we used anything in the kitchenette there would be an extra charge. The coffee and coffee maker were in the kitchenette so unfortunately no coffee was had in the morning. No glasses available for drinking water or any type of beverage as they were also only in the kitchenette. Only stayed there due a car issue that wouldn't let me look for anything else. Wouldn't recommend this hotel unless it is an absolute emergency and you have cash to burn.
• Dominic

  Added 2015.11.28

  Not a high quality hotel. But reasonably priced and great service
• Abigail

  Added 2015.07.29

  Great stay. Very modern rooms. Comfy beds. Nice bathroom. Friendly staff. Separate Wi-Fi in every room.
• Jacob

  Added 2014.11.02

  Good location but that is just about what is good about the hotel. Majority of the front-desk staff is rude and arrogant who have no idea about customer service. Exorbitantly priced for a hotel that has dated rooms and not very clean. Watch out for breads and bagels stored in the refrigerator for breakfast. Parking lot is really cramped for size. One is better off staying at the Ramada or Quality Inn on the same street.
• Kyle

  Added 2014.10.02

  Hotel was clean. Rooms were very nice, even the bathroom was inviting.. However... If you are on the parking lot side you seem to hear all the trucks start in the morning and leave the lot. ( it appears to be mostly company trucks) plus all the noise on the highway.
• Angel

  Added 2014.02.28

  The hot tub is covered so it feels like an inconvenience to use. People don't know how to teach their kids to be quiet in the morning. No fault of Hinton Lodge, but my God, not everyone gets up at 8am so teach your kids respect for others and keep it down. Top floors of hotels should be allotted for childless families. Overall I'd stay again.