Search Hotels Near Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum, Brandon

"Clean quiet. Mediocre breakfast"

"Sorry, we can’t comment on that particular portion of your property. We didn’t use the shuttle or require to locate the location of the shuttles. But the hotel and the room was lovely and very comfortable. The room was extremely clean, as well. "

"The property was on renovation but no information was shared when you book - when I arrived it was a mess, no parking allowed in front of the building, path with construction material, gym closed, pool closed… I requested to talk with the manager and I was ignored. When I went to my room had a strong smell of cigarette and had to move.. No discount (because the facilities out of order) and zero customer service when you say something.. Never again "

"Clean room, great staff"

"The vents looked really dusty and the rooms felt a little stuffy or hot we turned down the heat and didn't make a difference overall cleanish couched looked like it had semin stains on it or some other white looking stain it wasnt to noticeable though they said pets were allowed we just didn't have any and staff was nice the maids were nice should get raises the one elderly lady made my time there with her positive attitude"

"The room was clean and neat "

"Nice ladies working at the breakfast station, front reception male staff was busy on his cellphone. Overall, value for $$ - clean room, comfy beds. "

"Clean - no carpet in the room was nice, felt and smelled much cleaner than some other stays we’ve had elsewhere. Very basic amenities - but given the price, not bad at all. Only two pillows in the room and neither in great shape - should have thought to bring our own. Staff were friendly. Was quiet and felt safe the whole time. Would stay again."

"Great location, as there were restaurants in and around the hotel. Clean and tidy room, however bath supplies were scanty. In fairness, it was undergoing construction wit the carpet being replaced. Great timing for our stay that the pool and slides were already operational. "