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SpringHill Suites by Marriott Wheeling Triadelphia Area

3.5 (38 reviews)
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We chose this hotel over the less expensive Hampton Inn across the street because the listed amenities included an indoor pool and hot tub (jacuzzi). However, the hot tub was out of service the entire weekend of our stay. This bummed us out because the Spring Hill Suites is the most expensive hotel in Wheeling so we paid a premium to be able to use the jacuzzi (over $50 more). The website also indicated our room's bathroom would have a jetted tub and we'd receive complimentary bottled water. None of those were true. I asked the front desk and they told me water is $2 per bottle. However, the room was clean and the staff was friendly. If you're staying here on business and someone else is footing the bill, this hotel is a great choice. Otherwise you're better off saving your money by staying at a less expensive place in the area. At $180 a night, including taxes, and a required 2 night minimum it's very steep for West Virginia.

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The pool was broken. Every morning the out of town ers stole everything from the breakfast bar. No management lacking employee help.

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For $100 with breakfast and indoor pool it was worth it for us for a one night stay. Room was decent, staff was very nice.

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The room was nicely appointed and clean. Public areas were well-maintained, and the breakfast was pretty good. A solid 4 stars.

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Expedia screwed up our reservation but the man at the front desk helped SO much. Eternally grateful! He made our day.

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It's a beautiful place with everything from golf , swimming, horse riding and winter skiing. Has…read moreawesome places to hike also

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Black Sheep Vineyard

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We loved this little vineyard. The staff was very friendly. Loved the Bonnie wine. We ordered 2…read moredifferent cheese trays and both were great and completely gone. Also really cute venue.

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