Beautiful beautiful venue for a wedding and everyone was so nice and accommodating!! We come from…read moreout of town and I was impressed how gorgeous everything was.

Review for the hotel accommodations…read more When you visit Sturbridge, you know antiquity will be part of the theme. Olde buildings, historical relics, period clothing- all the stuff of retro-tourism. And when you stay at a place called the Public House, you know the theme will be continued ling after the time at the Sturbridge Villiage is spent. It's an after-hours continuation of your historical proclivities, and for many, a welcome extension. The main house smells like fireplace, has wonderful construction materials, lead windows, exposed beams- you are staying in an important place that echoes with hundreds of years of conversations and ales. However, book through hotels.com, and your 1750 time warp lands you oddly in 1980. No main inn to be found; rather, you pioneer your wagon to the remotest of the motel complex where nary 2 other weary travelers have been sequestered, and in this desolation you unlock your door to Nancy Reagan, the Bee Gees, and ET. 1980 greets you with mismatched antique-ish furnature, tiled bathtubs, and plug-in electronic clock radios. Curtains look like wallpaper from Williamsburg- replete with pioneer hunting scenes- and carpeting is an odd green color. See, subjecting yourself to a historical setting has backfired, and though antiquey, it isn't anything other than a mishmash of castaway artifacts, seeking a home in the farthest of corners of the Public House complex. And this is your dilemma...you wanted this, and this you have received. Women in their 49's in 1980 would have swooned into the arms of their lovers, to be surrounded by such immersion early Americana! To be concise, the furthest block of rooms is a woefully outdated historical remnant that refuses to modernize. To the credit or historical preservationalists, it is clean, perfectly functional, and has good water pressure and comfortable mattresses and pillows. The AC may be a little noisey- possibly in an attempt to drown out semi-trucks on the nearby highway, rolling over the rumble strips along the white line- but it blows cold, and the room doesn't have odors. It is like the frilled tuxedo with bellbottom paints in your grandfathers closet; still functional and clean, but slightly outdated. And this is the conundrum when staying in a historical hotel: you asked for it. We did have a good night at the Public House, and the delicious breakfast of baked goods in the Bakery the next morning was appreciated. Coffee cake and coffee were a good combination before taking ye olde family back on the road!

Great firm beds with new crisp bedding and pillows. Cute…read morelobby. Beautiful building and history! Great large pool and hot tub. Nice warm glassed in room with windows all around and plenty of lounge chairs. Plenty of big fluffy towels. Pretty good bar and restaurant on site. Beautiful courtyard with fire pits and lots of seating. Nice water pressure and fluffy towels in the room. Great high end toiletries. Clean bathroom. Nicely sized fridge in the room. Lots of parking.

Would not ever again. Must be better places in neighboring towns. Way too expensive for what it…read morewas. And dirty.

We looked at several hotels in Sturbridge and this one was the most affordable and accomodating! We…read moreneeded 2 adjoining rooms for my sister's wedding and they had a double queen attached to a king room with a seating area. This was perfect for doing our hair and makeup. And all the staff was so friendly and helpful. Breakfast was available with self-serve eggs, sausage, pastries, fruit and waffle machine. Beds were comfortable and the rooms were clean. I would stay here again!

The stay was fantastic! Accommodating, and the room where we had dinner was perfect to have the…read moreentire team eat together. No complaints whatsoever!

We were attending something in a nearby town and opted to stay in Sturbridge. Compared to other…read morehotels there, this is luxurious. QUIET (if you get a front room), a good breakfast buffet, and other nice amenities. We'll go there again.

Spent two nights here. The desk at check in asked if we wanted housekeeping services on the next…read moreday and we asked that the room be cleaned . Housekeeping never came on the second day. When we called they said sorry. they are gone for the day. Disappointing!

Very nice and clean Holiday inn. It has a large parking lot that is shared w a Panera (very…read moreconvenient!). Easy check in. I had forgotten toothpaste and they had complimentary Colgate tubes available. Breakfast buffet in morning is also complimentary and had a lot of options. Hot foods (omelets, pancakes) and cold (toast, yogurt, cereal, etc).

The room was big and clean, check-in staff was friendly. Unfortunately, the light in the bathroom…read morewasn't working so I let management know. About 30 mins later the door to my room just rapidly opened and a man walked in. No knock, no nothing. It turned out to be the electrician tasked with fixing the light. Apart from him seeming to have a pissed off low-key passive aggressive attitude about having to do what is his job, just waltzing into someone's room without a knock is an absolute no go! He didn't even apologize or acknowledge that this is unacceptable behavior. Definitely lock your doors! Breakfast was complimentary but just ok. Pool was closed due to maintenance for my entire stay, just like last year.

It is expensive for level of hotel service and amenities…read more The carpets in stairways seem to need replacing and cleaning. There are no refrigerators in rooms and no glasses., Just two paper cups. No chairs on decks. No restaurant or bar service on days we are here... bathroom smells mildewy. The view of lake is lovely but with no furniture on the decks, hard to enjoy. Could be a great place but falls very short for the cost

Horrible tired place with unprofessional, rude, and racist staff person…read more If you are a non white person with a service animal, this isn't the place stop let alone stay. Place is clean but rundown and smells. Although it's non smoking, they allow people to smoke tabaco and marijuana in the interior common areas. Smell proliferates everywhere. Julie behind the desk is rude, inappropriate, unprofessional, and racist. Although there were more than 6 dogs staying at the place (one barked non stop and another pooped in the hall), Julie decided it was my trained service dog with no proof. Most likely because I was the only non white person with a service dog. She went as far as telling me that my dog is a comfort dog and not a service animal. She refused to see the documents I offered as back up. She also crossed the line when she approached the event organizer of the event I was there for to ban me from future events. Extremely unprofessional and inappropriate. I wish this annual event would move elsewhere that is not as decade, decrepit, and had professional hospitality people.

The room had gross, visible, accumulated dust on the air conditioner/heater and bathroom vent. The…read morebed comes with mini pillows that are more like throw/decorative pillows than standard size pillows. The mattress seemed like it was at the end of its useful life; it seemed to sink in the middle and had insufficient support. Shower pressure was average. The toiletries that are included are smaller these days. The breakfast, however, was respectable. Plenty of eggs and sausage links to go with waffles and coffee/juice. Be advised that the property does allow pets...so if you have allergies or want a quieter stay, this property may not be for you. Try to get a room at the end of hallway - away from the ice machine and elevator; you'll get a better night sleep.

A wonderful stay. New owners and newly renovated since the last time we stayed in 2023. Room was…read morecomfortable, gym was equipped with everything needed and the breakfast was very good.

Graduation weekend in Worcester, hotels were so expensive. Tried to save a few bucks and stay here…read more Boy was that a mistake. You'll read on various sites that it's very clean. It's not. We arrived late, very tired, but had to clean the place first to make it livable. You'll also read in reviews in various sites that the breakfast is surprisingly good for a budget motel. It's not. It's paltry and stale. Even the coffee sucks, watery and weak. The rooms look nice online due to a recent remodel. If you leave the lights off and squint your eyes, yeah it looks nice. We were also woken up by our upstairs neighbors several times, though they weren't being especially loud. Just walking in their room. Normal footsteps are not only audible but somehow amplified to the ground floor rooms. All this would be fine if it was $60, but it was over $300.

Mani and Andy were sensational. We used a 3rd party booking site and everything went smoothly…read more Great value for what you pay. Clean open parking lot, laundry on site (they will sell you quarters- just check at front desk) , spacious , cozy and comfy rooms. Rooms have air/heat... microwave.. refrigerator, big comfy beds and our room 134 has a lake view. Wow! Been staying here for about 4 years and will not stay anywhere else.

Where do I begin? I was charged twice for my room. The smoke detector was removed from the ceiling,…read moreand nowhere to be found, which is a code violation and definitely a safety concern. The TV wasn't working. Had to unplug and plug back in the HDMI cable. The floors were dirty and I ended up wearing sandals because I was getting dirt on my feet. There were large areas where the paint had peeled off. The bedspread had a stain on it. All of the furniture was damaged. There was a weird, musty odor in the room. Never again.

No I do not recommend this hotel poop on door frame dust on top of bathroom door toothpaste stuck…read moreon faucet dirt computer chair had cum on it

Decided to stay here after a long day of traveling and it looking okay online with a decent price…read morecompared to the next towns over. Checked in a pleasantly surprised to find what appeared to be a clean room and a very comfy, king bed. We both were looking forward to a long nights sleep - even sleeping in...but we were wrong. All night we could hear the bathrooms being used by our neighbors, the doors shut so heavy and sounded like constant slamming. This wasn't just guests in and out by the cleaning crew as well that started very early in the morning. Slamming the from doors, closet doors, you name it they were aggressive with it. The "complimentary breakfast" was individually wrapped pop tarts, breakfast bars and mini donuts with a coffee machine. And our "clean room" wasn't so clean with the light of the morning. Hair and other things lined the bathroom floors, the microwave and fridge had seen much better days, a third of the nozzles on the shower head didn't work, random toilet paper stuffed places...look at the pics and decide for yourself. Also, not all of the outlets worked so we woke up to uncharged devices. On the plus side the bed was actually very comfortable, the ac worked almost too well, the shower got hot (but pressure lacked) and the towels (though not soft) were HUGE and dried very well. There also was a keurig in the pantry, but nothing to use with it.

Days Inn by Wyndham has been rebranded as the Sturbridge Plaza Hotel. It's inconveniently located…read morebehind a Pilot Gas Station/ Trucking Stop. If you make the wrong turn, you could be on your way to Connecticut. What drove me to this location was the price. I cannot lie, the rooms are super cheap. And when a continental breakfast is included, it's pretty much a no brainer. I decided it was worth the travel. Parking was great, plenty of space. My only gripe was that it looked like nobody plowed and everything was iced over. No salt on the walkways of the property. I almost broke my neck trying to make it inside. I booked the room for 2 nights and it was a little over a 100 bucks. The room looked clean for the most part. I pulled back the sheets, there were no visible stains or markings. The bed was big but the pillows were flat and they were only three of them. The noise was moderate. The room was very creaky. The room made random odd sounds with the occasional door opening and closing loudly from next door. The tv had cable but decided to stop working at 10 pm exactly. The heat turned off a few moments after the tv. I called the front desk and was told that nothing could be done about it because the person that would be able to fix it, isn't there. I decided to go to bed. I slept all the way through the night. When I woke up at 5:40 am, I decided to get some breakfast. Breakfast starts at 6am, so I headed out to the dining area at 6am exactly. To my surprise, there was a group of people already waiting in the dining area. The people looked as if they were living at the hotel. They didn't look like visitors if you know what I mean lol. There were packs of instant oatmeal, old looking muffins and bread, coffee and a waffle maker. Someone was making waffles and forgot to spray the waffle maker with the Pam spray beforehand. The waffle burned. The man at the front desk came over with a facial expression of disgust decided to unplug and remove the waffle maker. He didn't clean it or say anything. I don't know if the waffle maker made a second appearance the next morning because I decided to leave in the middle of the night. The back of my shoulder was very itchy. I grabbed my phone and took a picture as I sat in my car. I couldn't believe my eyes. Chat GPT said that it looks like bed bug bites and I agree. DONT BOOK HERE UNLESS YOU DONT MIND LOOKING LIKE A NESTLE CRUNCH CANDY BAR :(