We were escaping a moldy hotel and chose this is one because it is the only Non-pet-friendly hotel…read moreand renovated approximately 2019 although they allow service animals. But, the kind staff explained that they have 3rd floor for those with allergies and a few rooms sana pets. But, they use Tide Laundry detergent and sprays and have carpet so it could be ok or not depending on when the room was last sprayed and your allergies. If you need quiet room to sleep, do Not choose a room with any view of parking lot, trash bin or a gas station as you will hear it all and get little sleep!

It was very clean but they let a autistic kid poop I'm the poop and close both the pool and hot tub…read moreeven tho nothing was in the hotub

Not up to the standard I expect from Homewood Suites. The main issue was with odors in the room and…read morethe hallway. The hallway smelled liked a burnt Teflon pan. The room was heavily deodorized to mask a problem. The applied scent bothered me. Luckily the windows could be opened (but only a crack). The true issue was with a mold issue that I couldn't see but could smell. I also got flu-like symptoms from it. The paint on the doors inside the room was sticky to touch too. I could hear traffic on the busy road near my room. Finally, the breakfast was lousy. The oatmeal was undercooked with a slimy liquid. Very disgusting. Box eggs and cheap salty sausage. The best thing was the prefab tater tots. I see that a fellow Yelper complained about a mildew smell 12 years ago!! So this issue has been ongoing. I learned that the night social only happens at this location on Wednesday nights. Final word, I wanted to make my own pancakes from scratch in my room until I saw the frying pan that the hotel provided in the room. Burnt, scratched nonstick pan. I would never use that pan. See photo!

We really enjoyed our stay here. We have a little one so the first thing I did was check the tub…read moreand it was super clean so I felt confident bathing him. The room was clean and big and we loved having the kitchen. We really enjoyed the breakfast and Beth was so lovely and sweet. Darlene was also super helpful and nice. Only thing we didn't like was the pool and jacuzzi were really dirty. Otherwise we loved our stay!

The food is mediocre and the prices are high. The drinks are ok but nothing spectacular. Service is…read morehit or miss, depending on the night and who's working. Shows in the ballroom are not great, the sound is awful, the bar line is always long and slow.

The inn is located in a nice residential area, the rooms are small compared to larger chain…read morehotels. The bathroom lack any type of vanity to place or pug your personal items . only a towel rack, two small table lamps for lighting, the nightstands are also pretty small , room for the telephone on the stand , no clocks , the cable tv had limited channels , biggest issue no room fridge which is always handy , there are no ice machines but a bucket of ice is advisable at the front desk if you ask. It's a nice place for a one nighter but that's the limit

Was there for a baby shower. First tea experience. Was fun and recommend. The lemon and blueberry…read morescones were delicious as well as the mini croissant sandwiches. Will be back.

The server was great! I believe her name was Nia, she complimented my clothing and all around made…read moreme feel very welcomed, the food was great as well. would come again!

This 15 year old hotel is very often used and overdue for rehab: showers have cracks and black and…read morered colors inside cracks that look like water intrusion aka mold. Showers here in need of rehab. All bathrooms and kitchens need to be updated every 10-15 years to avoid mold. Avoid this hotel if allergies. Avoid 15 year olhotels if allergies. Hope this helps others to avoid illness. The Hilton in Dover a pet-welcome hotel so they spray for pets!

No no no. On day 2 of a two night stay, we returned to our room to discover that all, I mean all,…read moreof our belongings were gone. Wtf? We went to front desk and a very unhelpful and unsympathetic person told us that since no one was registered to that room she told staff to remove the belongings that were there and put things into two large garbage bags! She points to the side of her where all our stuff was sitting in two garbage bags. I have NEVER ever had anything remotely like this happen before. I mean, right down to our toothbrushes! An apology and explanation of what happened would have gone a long way, but nope, not happening. The next morning at checkout, the manager did apologize and comped us one night. I will never stay in another Hampton Inn again.

You may think you're lost as you drive the long and winding road to the Meadow Farm. Stay the…read morecourse and you'll be rewarded. Have stayed here about 4 times over the past few years visiting our children at summer camp. The owners, Janet and Doug, are wonderfully friendly and charming folks who I have really enjoyed getting to know. Their home is a lovely old farm house with a great deal of charm; lots of antiques, some low ceilings, creaky floors, antique locks on the doors, etc. The rooms are small, but comfortable. You'll find a few cob webs and a little dust, but this is a trifle. Janet makes a cooked-to-order breakfast often asking what you'd like the night before. She is an excellent cook. The best part of a visit to the Inn is the idyllic backyard (see photo) which is immaculately kept and is stunningly beautiful. It is quite relaxing and serene. Sit and listen to to the quiet. Once you sit down and take in the view, you do not want to move. There is also a screened-in porch for those wishing to avoid the sun and flying annoyances. The property also has access to a nearby pond which is a short walk via a path through the woods across the street. Canoeing and rowing is possible, or simply sit and take in the water view and others enjoying the lake. The Meadow Farm Bed and Breakfast is a lovely oasis.

Spent three wonderful days....over the Thanksgiving holiday at Meadow Farm Bed and Breakfast. Doug…read moreand Janet are wonderful people.... who go out of their way to truly make you feel at HOME and a GUEST. They recommended great places to eat dinners and local places. But every morning they fed you a HUGE home made breakfast...each breakfast was better than the day prior! Many items were really unique and very tasty....I am a big coffee fan and they serve french press. We stayed in the canopy room and enjoyed every inch of the historic house and furniture. The property is relaxing and fun especially visiting the two horses on the property. Make sure you take a short walk through the woods o find the lake with a wonderful view. Already planning the next visit!

Honestly, I am confused by the low ratings from others…read more We too had a *minor* issue getting into our room (the electronic code shared with us via email was not working, and with no onsite staff it was *a little* annoying trying to get someone to help us remotely, but phone. So, it took as extra 10-15 mins. No biggy. Beyond that though, the room was clean and comfortable and the price was right. We'd stay here again on a future visit to Portsmouth.

I will start with the PROS: It is in an excellent location. The room was clean and nicely…read moredecorated. Unfortunately, there was only one tiny window that was is a spot you could not see out of so we had absolutely no view and not much sunlight (I guess that's a con). CONS: Because it is a "contactless" hotel we were told that instructions for how to get into the room would be text to us at 4pm on the day of arrival. 4pm came and no text. I called the hotel REPEATEDLY but no one picked up. It's 5 days later and I'm still waiting for this text. Eventually we saw a woman emerge from the hotel with a large bag of garbage and, assuming she must work there, chased her down to find out if she could get us in. I don't know what we would have done if she hadn't come along. I think "contactless" means NO CUSTOMER SERVICE. Don't bother with this hotel. Find one with a front desk that has actual humans working at it. AI does not work for everything.

We were driving around on a beautiful day and thought we stop by. In the off season there is plenty…read moreof parking in the main strip. They offer inside and outside seating. Not huge but they seem to manage and the food was prepared quickly. It was Sunday brunch. Great options. Staff was friendly and the meal was great. Glad we stopped by. Might not be able to get back during the beach season but will return.

My friend and I came here for lunch on a December Saturday afternoon. The two of us sat at the bar…read moreand were helped by the male bartender with the ravishing eyes (I'm sure he knows who he is - lol). My friend loves the supper rolls, so we started there and I got a cup of clam chowder. The portions were big and the chowder was a great flavor and consistency - not too thick or too runny. The drinks we ordered were also really good. I made the mistake of getting a regular espresso martini and my friend got the special one with the horchata. I tasted hers and immediately hated myself because it was so good! I had a really well made rye manhattan afterwards - that guy can mix a great drink! And, the cocktail glasses were so classy! 1 star was removed because I ordered the mussels as my entrée and they came out when I was barely halfway into my soup. That is a big pet peeve of mine as I like to finish my appetizer, sit for a few minutes, and then go to the main course. I don't love it when the main is sitting there getting cold as I'm trying to finish my first course. For that reason, I sent them back. They looked great, so I would really like to go back at some point and try them. The restaurant was really good overall, so I definitely want to come back.

I stay here when I come up for work meetings. This is a small motel (drive up and park in front of…read moreyour door) that is now owned by someone other than the ones of the reviews back a couple years. Some of the rooms are dated, yes. But the price reflects that. Other hotels are 2x more expensive. (and not necessarily better!) My room has always been clean. Only once did I have a problem with people around me and that is NOT the motel's fault. Though I do wish they had peepholes in the door (some jerk started banging on my door at 0200...he thought it was someone else's room) and a chain/bar safety lock. Other than that, the water pressure has always been good. The TV has a lot of stations, and the beds have always been very comfortable. Every room has a dorm-sized fridge and microwave as well. I recommend the Rochester Anchorage Inn. Especially if you don't want to spend your kids college fund for one night of rest. :D

DO NOT go to this hotel. Trying to find the Anchorage inn was a lot harder than it should've been…read more We had to call them to figure out where we were going and the guy seemed nice and was trying to be helpful, but it was still kind of confusing as to where we were supposed to go. Then we finally got there and parked and it seemed like it was going to be nice. We checked in and were handed the key then the guy followed us to our room and air sprayed the entire room which was our second red flag. We moved past it and it continued to seem nice but then we couldn't find a trash can so we had to use the tiny bathroom trash can for all of our trash. We went to take a shower the next morning and the tub was so filthy and gross and cracked on the bottom and we were both uncomfortable with it. There was a few other little things but nothing crazy. We weren't there for most of that day, but then we got back to the hotel that night and went to sleep, and in the middle of the night the person I was staying with got up to go to the bathroom and there were a few HUGE bugs crawling around and out of the tub. When I was booking the hotel it seemed a lot nicer do not fall for the pictures. The bathroom was small the environment was weird and there were a ton of red flags for both of us. I wouldn't recommend this hotel to anybody.