Hotel a 4 stelle popolari a Ithaca

Risposta amichevole alla ricezione senza attendere il momento dell'ingresso Quando entrero' in camera c'è un messaggio di benvenuto sullo schermo TV. Non è molto, ma mi sentivo bene e ho lasciato un colpo di certificazione ㅎㅎ La struttura del bagno e del lavandino possono essere separati chiudendo la porta, e lo spazio più accogliente può essere chiuso alla porta. La pulizia era molto buona. Ho detto: ”Non colpisco la stanza che mi è stata assegnata.” Ho cambiato la mia stanza subito. Ho avuto quattro capsule di caffè ogni giorno sulla macchina del nespresso e ho avuto una buona mattina e una buona serata. Non forniscono separatamente bottiglie di acqua minerale. C'è una bottiglia di vetro nella stanza, quindi è una struttura che fluisce e beve nell'acqua purificatrice su ogni piano. Non mi dispiaceva pensare all'ambiente. Sono arrivato tardi a notte e ho avuto un ristorante all'hotel Anche il personale qui era amichevole. Il nome era un po' insolito di patate da burro e l'ho mangiato due volte ㅎㅎ Itaka è così stretta. Quasi tutto è vicino all'hotel. Ma se sei un visitatore all'Università di Cornell, Ha guardato molto vicino alla mappa. Devi essere pronta a salire Andammo per esercitare e camminammo, e usiamo Uber. L'unica denuncia era la camera di connessione che ho cambiato. C'è un po'di rumore nella prossima stanza. Non so se succedera' nulla per visitare questa città di nuovo. Se vado, è stato un hotel che mi ha fatto desiderare di prenotare di nuovo 😊

Tutti erano gentili e cortesi, dal valletto al divano davanti al nostro cameriere durante il colazione, e ci chiedevamo se potessimo vedere la torre dell’orologio, e ci trasferissimo al nono piano. La stanza era molto pulita e aveva la vista che speravamo. I letti erano comodi, tutto tranquillo di notte. Abbiamo goduto il nostro colazione la mattina seguente. Questa era una bella esperienza per mio figlio che visitava l’università. La posizione non può essere battuta!

The Ithaca Marriott Downtown on the Commons is the kind of hotel, like the bland pictures on its walls, that no one would notice, or even recall, if it disappeared tomorrow. As a guest one senses that the staff works there because they couldn't find a better job anywhere else--don't expect to see the same faces if you return a few months, or a year, later. My family and I stayed overnight on a Monday in March. The valet attendant wasn't happy we didn't use his services. Instead we were given instructions on how to reach ”our parking garage” (as we were told by the hotel staff) a couple blocks away. It turns out this is anything but the Marriott's parking garage. Did I lack an ”elemental common sense” (as the staff person later suggested to me on the phone) for parking in one of the many empty spots with a small sign that apparently says something like, ”Parking reserved for Hotel Guests of Hilton Garden”? It was nighttime, after a long day of driving -- fatigue reigns in a parking garage with reserved spots for a particular hotel. Signs are misread as ”Parking reserved for Hotel Guests.” Or maybe I parked in that space because I was told by Marriott staff that it was ”our garage”? And wouldn't common sense today suggest Marriott and Hilton are owned by the same corporation that owns everything else? No, this was entirely this guest's fault: no ”elemental common sense.” And the price of this ticket: on top of the $12 a night parking fee, a $30 fine that the Marriott didn't think it worth offering to compensate. O, the inhumanity! The dry, stuffy air in the Marriott hotel room; the broken ice machine on our floor with a sign of apology (yes, they posted a sign instead of fixing it); their version of the Big Dig right next to the hotel so that guests can wake up to the relaxing sounds of a jackhammer. Fortunately, the room came with four complementary foam earplugs and a $10 voucher for the restaurant downstairs where you can buy a cup of lukewarm coffee, stroll outside and around the corner to one of the many vape shops, or take your kids on a field trip to the very adult gallery a two-minute walk away (next to the theater). To end on a positive note having nothing to do with the Marriott: Maru Ramen and The Milkstand are excellent restaurants and more than make up for any hotel hardly worth its overnight costs. Two stars as our children enjoyed meditating during the slow elevator ride to the tenth floor.

Argos Inn is centrally located in Ithaca, a 4-minute walk from Ithaca Commons and 6 minutes by foot from State Theatre of Ithaca. This upscale inn is 1.1 mi (1.7 km) from Ithaca College and 2 mi (3.3 km) from Cornell University.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access. This Colonial inn also features concierge services, wedding services, and a communal living room.Relax with a refreshing drink at one of the 2 bars/lounges.Featured amenities include express check-out, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 13 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include separate sitting areas and complimentary bottled water, and housekeeping is provided daily.

William Henry Miller Inn is centrally located in Ithaca, a 4-minute walk from Ithaca Commons and 7 minutes by foot from State Theatre of Ithaca. This upscale bed & breakfast is 1.7 mi (2.7 km) from Ithaca College and 2 mi (3.2 km) from Cornell University.Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and a fireplace in the lobby.A complimentary full breakfast is served daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM.Featured amenities include luggage storage, coffee/tea in a common area, and microwave in a common area. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 9 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and ceiling fans, and housekeeping is provided on request.

La stanza è molto pulita e il letto è molto comodo. La reception è molto attenta. La posizione è nel centro della città. Il cibo è molto conveniente intorno. Il parcheggio del big bar è alla porta. Se auto guida, è anche possibile parcheggiare gratuitamente. È molto consigliabile stare in piedi.

L'alta stagione dell'Ithaca Hotel è probabilmente solo affare della scuola, questa volta ho scelto di vivere in questo hotel perché ho portato i miei figli a scuola! Si può vedere che non c'è lavoro a causa dell'epidemia, e la stanza ha un forte odore di muffa, e il tavolo, la lampada e molti angoli sono piuttosto spessi di polvere, e anche le lenzuola hanno un odore di muffa! Assolutamente no, non ci sono molti hotel a Itaca! E il prezzo è molto caro, mi sento sminuzzata!

La stanza è grande e luminosa, e il cameriere è anche entusiasta.Ma la stanza ha un sapore strano.Non so se sia causata dalla riparazione di elettricità e dalla sostituzione di liquido idraulico.Spero che la salsa sia un problema temporaneo.La colazione è particolarmente ricco.La fornitura di latte di piccole latte e latte di cioccolato di qualità particolarmente buona. La salsa di coda è molto buona, la salsa di carne di bovino è molto buona.La posizione dell'hotel è buona, vicino al parco di stato del latte di burro, lasciando l'Università di Connell per 12 minuti.

A stay at Inn On Columbia places you in the heart of Ithaca, within a 15-minute walk of Ithaca Commons and Ithaca College. This bed & breakfast is 2.5 mi (4.1 km) from Cornell University and 2.8 mi (4.6 km) from Cayuga Lake.A complimentary continental breakfast is included.Featured amenities include express check-out, microwave in a common area, and refrigerator in a common area. Free self parking is available onsite.Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 16 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring fireplaces and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include irons/ironing boards, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Ithaca is hotel challenged to begin with, it’s not unheard of to pay $220 plus dollars to stay at the Rodeway - granted it’s remodeled - but it’s still a motel people. Having stayed at nearly all the economically priced options in ithaca here’s the truth - it’s slim pickings and those pretty photos they post - it’s usually a bold face bordering on ridiculous lie - the Quality Inn is no different. There are many vagrants in the parking lot all night, just having a good ole time. In the morning are the remnants and litter of Natural Ice cans and HUNDREDS of cigarette buts stacked in an ashtray. It’s really truly bad. I know it’s cheap. But Unless you’re stuck, do your best to avoid it. The staff. The saving grace was the nightshift woman. She seemed genuinely personable and caring. But that’s it. The others? From John to all the daytime ladies - well, someone must of crushed all their dreams, because they’re mopey bordering on angry. The highest level of service you should expect is for them to tolerate your presence in their lobby. Go ahead - you smile, be kind, ask them how they’re day is. If you get above resting bitter face consider yourself lucky. If you get a “have a nice day” you must have achieved pinnacle status of Choice points. If by some miracle they break a smile - it’s probably at you. I was there four days - they don’t greet you from the front desk - you’ll greet them when they arrive from whatever cave they hide in because they’re never at the front unless they have to be. It’s pretty clear none of them want to be there - can’t say I blame them. If your magnet key fails (as 5 of mine did, and the person’s behind me as well) there is a 100% chance that John will say to you “well, you must have deactivated it.” Doesn’t matter that you carefully guarded it from every magnet and electrical field on planet Earth. Even if you stored it in a hermetically sealed box John will let you know - it’s definitely your fault. Because it’s impossible for their grime filled worn to crap 1990 magic magnetic encoder could be the source of the issue. The room: the bed was comfortable - The pillows were good and it looked clean. Then there’s that delightful jacuzzi bath for your aching back. Well, you better be prepared to clean that sucker, cause evidently no one else will. Perhaps a discount for each glop of hair? You make peace with the fact that things are worn and dated at this price point, but why can’t they be clean? See the photo of the floor - I thought it was wet in two large spots, but it’s some kind of polyurethane spill (that’s what I’m telling myself, you can touch it if you want to know. I won’t.) There’s other problems too - but that’s enough. I checked out two days early. They kept one night’s payment. That’s the way it goes!