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Inn At The Mill, Ascend Hotel Collection - Breakfast Room

Inn At The Mill, Ascend Hotel Collection

(47 reviews)

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Inn at the Mill - Ascend Hotel (Springdale)…read more This felt more like a retreat than a hotel! Centrally located to everything, yet feels like you're in your own wilderness paradise. LOBBY: If you enjoy history, step into a unique historical lobby that was once a Mill Plant. You will find so many original historical artifacts. Original thick wooden beams, an old white door next to the fireplace and above it, you will find some of the original carvings of some numbers when workers needed to write something down. By the breakfast area, you will see a big green Mill. When you check-in, they have a big jar, offering complimentary giant cookies; chocolate chip, macadamia nuts and Raisins. WI-FI: Wi-Fi doesn't work well on the first floor. My first night I could not get the Wi-Fi to work. When I went to the front desk to ask if they were having issues with their Wi-Fi, the friendly lady said, "First floor usually has issues connecting. But, I'd be happy to move you to the second floor, where our main router is located." I was surprised how kind she was and offered to move me. I took her up on the offer and the service was much better on the second floor. ROOM(S): As you walk to your room(s), do keep in mind the hallways on the first floor has great A/C, while the second floor doesn't. The rooms A/C do work great. My first room was 115. The rooms was nice, clean and spacious. I had a king bed that was really comfortable with a desk, chair and a brown shelve with small TV inside. It doesn't have a microwave. It does have a small fridge. My second room was 214. When I walked in to this room, she did a complimentary upgrade to a King Suite. If you are looking to stay here, you won't go wrong booking the King Suite. My room was really spacious. The king bed was very clean and comfortable. It had a comfortable couch, a coffee table in front of it and a working desk with a chair. The TV was bigger in this room and modern, vs. room 115. BATHROOM(S): Both rooms had good bathrooms. I would say the sink countertops were small with limited space. Shower space was a bit small. The towels were ok, but I would recommend to elevate them to a premium material. Toilet paper was premium quality. STAFF: They were absolutely exceptional. They love every guest that comes through their doors. You can tell they genuinely take pride in this Boutique Hotel. They are more than happy to share with you some of the history about it. That really stood out to me. The staff here are not your typical hotel staff. They're just good different. You need to experience their genuine hospitality. BREAKFAST: Since this hotel is part of Choice Hotels, I expected mediocre breakfast, after previously staying at some of Choice Hotels. Not here. You get real plates and utensils, not plastic ware. They really do put out a good spread for their guests. They have cheese and meats plates, croissants and muffins. Bagels, toasts, four different cereals, yogurt and variety of drinks. They offer a smaller fridge with complimentary beverages throughout your entire stay. They do brew fresh coffee throughout the day that you can come down to the breakfast area and grab any time you wish. Another thing that stood out to me about their breakfast service is how attentive and non-judgmental they are if you come to get breakfast right at 9AM. That's usually when breakfast stops being served. About fifteen minutes before, they will come out from the kitchen area and remind you, "Breakfast will stop being served by 9AM, and I will start putting stuff away. Feel free to grab anything and everything you want before I put it all away." There were few guests that came in at 9:15AM and the staff didn't refuse. Instead, offered the same thing to grab anything they would like. OVERALL: I would highly recommend this Boutique Hotel. To elevate their hotel, add microwaves in their rooms. It's a unique hotel. The staff do their absolute best to accommodate every guest. Do go and explore the outdoors of this hotel. They offer seating areas and lounging spots to unwind.

This is a favorite hotel. The whirlpool rooms are pricey, but really neat, especially the Frank…read moreLloyd Wright suite. The regular rooms are very nice too. The staff really makes you feel welcome, and the breakfast is far above average. Another truly unique Ascend hotel, and it's less than 25 minutes away from the Crystal Bridges Museum.

Pratt Place Inn & Barn - Main Entry

Pratt Place Inn & Barn

(14 reviews)

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I recommend this very unique and very nice hotel. Our room was very big and the matters and pillows…read morewere comfortable. The grounds are nice and the staff were courteous.

We went to a wedding here on a beautiful November afternoon, and this place is just wonderful. I…read morewasn't able to see the entire breadth of the grounds, but what I did see was a truly elegant experience. The drive up to the Inn is pretty easy-- you get off the highway, go through a couple neighborhoods and you're there. It's completely enclosed in trees (even though it's right around the corner from the U of A stadium), and they offer a decent size parking lot for your parties to park. The only thing that is slightly confusing is that there is no one there to guide you where to go. There was more than one wedding going on the day that we were there, and although there are signs that guide you where to park, there aren't signs guiding you to where your party is located. But regardless of that, when you walk up to the Inn itself, there is a beautiful fountain and quaint landscaping that surrounds a circular driveway. The porch on the building is superb-- something right out of the old south, complete with ceiling fans and all. They offer seating on the porch as well as a TV! Our party was located around the porch on a flagstone porch that led into a dining room. On the flagstone porch they had the wedding chairs set up and a nice little set up for the bridal party to stand under. When the ceremony was over we had to carry the white chairs ourselves (kind of ghetto in my opinion) into the dining area to eat. Inside the dining room, they offered a nice fall-esque set up on each table complete with candles and pumpkins. The food was all buffet style with southern food and finger food, which was brought in by the bridal parties. The place was really nice overall, especially for outdoor weddings-- if you're a spectator. I'm not sure how the process went for the booking of the wedding. But I was pleased as a visitor.

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