Orange Hotels & Accommodations

We stayed this past weekend for one night (thankfully) and while entering the hotel front doors we were suddenly greeted by a huge construction site upon arrival. Now I understand properties update but this was over the top and the property should shut down to fully complete the renovations rather than continue to book without disclosing the information during the reservation process. This is not a good business practice and fair to consumers. First, the major renovations should be noted prior to booking as it is throughout the whole hotel and is causing major hazards and multiple inconveniences throughout the stay including plastic sheets hanging throughout the halls causing confusion as to where to go and trouble navigating with children and luggage, wet paint in many areas, carpeting taped down or ripped up and rolled in the middle of the hallway, high scaffolds blocking entrances, loud construction tools being used, dust flying throughout the hotel, no front check in area, no convenience shop to purchase drinks etc. Since we had already paid and it was after 4:00 we had no other option but to stay. We hoped our rooms would be a different story than what we encountered in the lobby and halls. When we entered the two rooms we booked we noticed they were outdated, however knowing now they were being renovated we gave them the benefit of the doubt. However while we were in the rooms we noticed many things completely unacceptable, such as lights not working (including the lights right next to the door when you entered), black mold in the high corners of the bathroom, food left from previous guests under the ottoman (which means they did not move them while cleaning), no soap left in the bathroom soap dispenser, broken shower doors and shower head, hair in corners of the bathroom and shower area, paint peeling and chipped off of the wall and the AC unit not cooling with a mildew smell. We also heard people yelling out by the pool area overnight and noticed one person sleeping out in the chairs. Needless to say we barley slept and left as early as possible the next day. While we were leaving the front desk staff or person sitting down looking at a phone near what would be the area of a front desk barley even looked up to acknowledge us all packed up early and checking out. Never once did they apologize for any issues that were clearly going on at their hotel. Be aware of the positive reviews on their main site and other sites and if you do need to book a room, clearly ask about their renovation status.

This hotel looks promising when you walk in, with high ceilings, spacious, airy common areas, and subtly modernistic décor. First, the good points about my week-long stay: the staff was friendly, check-in was fast, the room was clean, and it was nice to have daily housekeeping, which I had started to think was a relic of the past. I also liked the spaciousness of the suite I was given, with its vaulted ceiling and full kitchen area with sink, microwave, dishwasher and stand-up refrigerator--downright luxurious! The included breakfast every day was welcome--I especially enjoyed the plentiful fresh fruit bar. How often do you see fresh (not frozen) berries at a hotel breakfast bar? However, what started as minor annoyances became major gripes as the week went on. Some lights in the room didn't work, and a few switches appeared to be dummies, controlling nothing. The bathroom venting fan ran continuously and loudly, so much so that I had to keep the door shut. When I complained maintenance staff did come to look at it but afterward I still couldn't turn it off, though in fairness it did seem somewhat quieter--maybe it's not supposed to be switched off? Which leads me to the biggest complaint of all, the noise. I was assigned a room on the ground floor in a well trafficked corridor, adjacent to a door that led outside to the parking lot. Every time someone came in that door or entered or left one a nearby room I would hear a loud ”thunk!” as a heavy latch fell into place. I could actually feel the room wall shake every time this happened. If an establishment is going to install doors that swing shut so hard, the acoustic treatment of all the walls needs to be a lot better. By the end of the week I was desperate for some uninterrupted sleep, and couldn't even use the earplugs I had brought with me because housekeeping had thrown them away one morning. If I were ever to try this place again (not sure I will) I would make sure I got a room not on the ground floor and way off in a corner somewhere.

the room was clean and didn't look like a motel it felt like I was really on vacation although I only stayed in my hometown. The desk was accommodating and the breakfast was a plus gave me the option to choose a variety of things. This place had a pool and a workout room close to the highway and a few restaurants it's a live place so you won't feel like you're lacking excitement.if you're looking for a nice place to stay this is definitely it me and my boyfriend wanted to go somewhere that was nice in that had nice linen. It was a great stay hoping to stay again if I can find a discount.

The service of the hotel is very warm. The boy who entertained us was an Indian boy who was very friendly and smiled very kindly. Since we couldn't find the heating switch, he took the initiative to go upstairs to help us. The hotel has free parking spaces. There are many fast food options nearby, such as McDonald’s and Subway. In addition, there is a Wal-Mart supermarket opposite the hotel. It is also very convenient to buy some living supplies. The only regret is that there seems to be none in the Wal-Mart supermarket. Hot food. The hotel's facilities are relatively old, especially the heating noise is very loud, I even suspected that I was sitting on an airplane when the heating was turned on. Outside the window, it is adjacent to Highway 95. Although the traffic is convenient, it is still a bit noisy. Not enough of these did not affect our rest. It was very hard to drive all the way from Boston. The breakfast is very American and there are quite a few choices. In summary, overall praise should be given.

Because of the previous itinerary, check in at the hotel at 3 o'clock in the morning. The location of the hotel is not far from the highway exit, so it is easier to find. The check-out time is 11 o'clock. Ask the staff if they can let us check out later. The answer is no. Because it is a motel, there is no hope for the hardware facilities, as long as it is clean and sanitary. The room size is okay, and the facilities are really old. A bit speechless about the color of the sheets. There is an area in the hotel parking lot for large trucks, and many truck drivers who drive long distances will rest here. At 10:30 in the morning, the staff will call the room to remind the check-out time and ask if you want to renew. No breakfast.

The stay there was nice, it’s not a 5 star but it’s in a great location, it’s clean, and there’s always coffee on in the lobby👍🏼 I would definitely stay there again as the location is very convenient.

When I visited Yale University, I stayed for one night, not far from Yale University, and the transportation was convenient. The free parking lot was sufficient. Breakfast is good in a similar hotel.

The service is very good, except that it seems to be a little bit biased, others are very good There is hot water at the door, and the parents live very well, the old people like to drink hot water, and the restaurant is very convenient.

I was really surprised when I entered the room. The room is super large, small suite, with a large sofa, it is suitable for 5 people, the only small regret is that the air conditioner is old-fashioned, slow in response, and a bit noisy.

Main room was recently updated and bed was comfortable. The bathroom on the other hand was horrendous. Mold & Mildew throughout. Toilet seat was broken. I did notify hotel staff and was told nothing could be done because they were totally booked. In fairness, my friends were very pleased with their room. I would give it one more chance in the near future.