Hotels in Loudendale

"The Marriott was very nice. Clean and the front desk very friendly. It is in kind of a busy location and a little confusing to get to with the one way streets. The area has definitely seen better days."

"The hotel stay was good and staff was friendly. Only issue I had which is my fault for not looking cause it does have that in the details on hotels.com, is that I had to pay $11 for parking. My issue is they price gouge for the room because of the concert we were going to but then realizing I also had to pay for parking. I have never paid for hotel parking in my life except once cause they had limited parking, you may have to park in a parking garage but you just brought ticket to front desk and they validated it for you so no charge."

"Room was clean, bathroom was tidy and bed was comfy."

"Nice place. Good casino. Food ok. "

" Clean room, Breakfast excellent, Staff friendly helpful and very kind, Thank you. Need a Hot tub,"

"Probably the worst hotel experience I’ve ever had. The showers did not work, the toilets did not flush, and we were unaware of that until after we used the toilets so the room smelled terrible. The rest of the evening because the toilet did not flush. I do not recommend going there. I called the front desk that morning and they were no help. I asked for a refund and they said a manager would be getting in contact with me today. I’ve yet to have a phone call from them zero out of 10 experience."

"It was very good but needs a larger area to seat people."

"A little confusing as to where to go to check in "

"Took 3 staff members, 2 hours to find my reservation, which was booked through the Home Office website. Parking is a joke. They took what used to be guest parking in the front and made the whole area very expensive valet parking. When you want your car the valet walks a few feet to get it, if you used self parking you have to walk a block and a half. Customer centered thinking suggests it should be the other way around. I met two couples in the elevator who were issued keys to rooms that were already occupied."