I was double-charged for a one night stay here in mid-September 2022. I called & sent a copy of my…read moreVISA statement to them, they said they would contact their bookkeeper. Now I'm being ghosted. It is also across the street from a 24-hr gas station and was awoken when their dumpster was emptied at 3AM. I would never stay here again.

We were hoping this would be a good place but we're sorely disappointed. My wife found a billfold…read morestuffed in the pillowcase which belong to a man from South Carolina. I found the man's number in the billfold and called him directly to let him know that I had possession of it but he had already canceled all of his credit cards after calling Lakelawn who told him they did not have it. We moved to another property in Yarmouth and Lakelawn refused to reimburse us money for the stay. My wife noticed they offer a discount to anyone who will write a favorable review to TripAdvisor. Our group of nine strongly recommend against this property.

This is the top rated and finest Inn facility in Yarmouth. It is a registered historic property and…read moreits restoration and interior finishes are extraordinary. The Innkeeper, Neil Hisgen, is a delight.

From the owner: Lodging - seven guests suites (all with private bath), wireless throughout the hotel, special…read moreevents, celebrations and corporate functions. Fine Dining Restaurant located in the hotel.

1 Wonderful stay!…read moreReview of Rodd Grand Yarmouth Hotel Reviewed yesterday I don't know why this hotel is only rated a 3 star, it is lovely. The front staff was extremely friendly and efficient. While checking in I requested extra pillows and blankets and they were in the room by the time I parked the car. The room was spacious and spotless. The shower pressure and water temperature were perfect. The restaurant staff for breakfast were very quick and the food was tasty. The price was very reasonable. We did not have time to enjoy the pool but it looked very inviting. We will definitely stay here the next time we are in Yarmouth.

Oh, good heavens, no. This may be the old main hotel but it's incredibly weary; it's not just that…read morethe rooms were cramped and noisy and smelled quite a bit off, they haven't even bothered to do cheap upgrades where they can (see also, the incredible CRT TV). We were just spending the night waiting for the ferry, fortunately, but I can only barely recommend it for that. The oddity of the night we were there was that they were hosting a wedding (oh, the poor Bride) and had some other event, so we didn't even have adjacent parking. The parking lot across the street, downhill, was dirt and gravel. And we got no help, once again, with our stuff, for love or money. I realize Yarmouth has seen better times, but I have to think there's a better alternative around for the quick night's stay, and I certainly hope there's one for the longer-term resident.

I do enjoy this brand of hotels. You defiantly know you're staying at a Hilton brand. Our room is…read morecomfortable. They have a pool area, we're not going to use today, have fooseball tables, pool tables areas for people to relax. One thing would be nice, adding the continuous fan option to the air conditioning systems. It so helps with noise from the road and other guests and a great time for light sleepers like me.

We have long been priority members at Hilton, but this was our first stay in one of the brand's Tru…read morehotels. We were not impressed. Tru was created during the pandemic, and so it is bright, metallic, open and probably easily cleaned. Those would seem to be the virtues as far as we are concerned. To be more specific, our room was very quite small, there was no closet (only several wall hooks), the AC was noisy. Our bed was comfortably firm, and the bathroom was clean. But then, the floors have no rugs, so it's easier to keep everything clean, we presume. All in all, we felt like we were visiting in some sort of experimental domicile. The lobby is very open with seating spread out, and the hotel urges visitors to sit and hang around there. Oh yeah, the breakfast bar offered pretty limited selections and wasn't very tasty. We won't be back.

Inexpensive quality food in a comfortable setting. This is…read moreattached to the Rodd Grand Hotel across the street from Frost Park as sung about in the great Christmas Carol "It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas"

Woefully unequipped to handle even a modest crowd without long waits. One waitress in this and the…read moreother restaurant so when people from 7 floors of the hotel above actually come down for dinner, they grind to a halt. Management seems to be planning for failure here.

Maybe use to be nice but no more. Filthy rooms at best. They get #1 rating on Trip Advisor by…read moreoffering a discount if you promise to write a favorable review. The manager (Mathew I think is his name) was not honest and takes advantage of people who have to cancel their room. It will catch up with him evebt

I stayed here twice in the time frame of two weeks, once in the Motor Court Motel (see my review…read morefor the motel) and once in the B and B. The B and B is totally worth the upgrade and I highly recommend it. The rooms are spacious (although a little too cluttered with odd antique furniture for my taste), still the place was super clean and nice linens too. Mathew the host was terrific and very eager to help, I found him to be a gracious and honest individual. It's been a "thing" in Yarmouth that the CAT boat cancelled all sailing this summer 2019. If you book thru a hotel.com or other site you need to read the fine print about cancellations, I did and ended up driving to Yarmouth from Digby investing an extra 45 mins in the trip. With Booking.com to other sites there can be a penalty for cancellations and you need to be an adult about it. The breakfast here vs the continental is totally worth it so go with that option for sure.