habitaciones en alojamientos particulares en Morgantown

A stay at Euro Suites Hotel places you in the heart of Morgantown, just a 3-minute walk from Ruby Memorial Hospital and within a 5-minute drive of West Virginia University. This hotel is 0.6 mi (1 km) from West Virginia University Evansdale and 0.7 mi (1.2 km) from Mon Health Medical Park.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a 24-hour fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and a television in a common area. This hotel also features a picnic area, a banquet hall, and a vending machine. Guests can get around on the complimentary shuttle, which operates within 5 mi.Enjoy Italian cuisine at Stefanos, one of the hotel's 2 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Relax with a refreshing drink at one of the 2 bars/lounges. Continental breakfasts are available daily from 7:30 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, a 24-hour business center, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary (available on request).Make yourself at home in one of the 78 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes. Complimentary wired and wireless internet access is available. Conveniences include desks and complimentary newspapers, as well as phones with free local calls.

Welcome to the Holiday Inn Express Morgantown. Located in the Glenmark Center off of Exit 7 on Interstate 68, we are in a great location for those traveling through Morgantown.We are currently offering a grab and go breakfast with limited hot items, such as the signature cinnamon rolls!All rooms are accessed through an interior corridor for your safety. Every room is equipped with a microwave, refrigerator, Keurig coffee maker, hairdryer, iron, and ironing board. Our free highspeed wireless internet access is perfect for any traveler, no matter where you are in our hotel.We are located within 3 miles of WVU. Must-see sights include Cooper’s Rock State Forest, WVU Football Stadium, WVU Coliseum, Monongalia County Ballpark, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Falling Water’s, Ohio Pyle, Forks of Cheat Winery, Cheat Lake, Rails and Trails, as well as several fine dining and shopping establishments. We are a short drive to Fairmont, WV, Pittsburgh, PA, and Cumberland, MD. We look forward to seeing you soon!

I admittedly glanced through my Hilton app and reserved this room for my daughter's travel ball tournament to be held at WVU this weekend without checking reviews. I did so, because I use the app frequently and have never had a bad experience at Hampton/Hilton without it being quickly resolved in a professional manner. This was the closest Hampton to the Rec Center @ WVU so I booked it. From the time I walked in, I noticed the cleanliness of the hotel was lacking. There was sticky stuff on the floor along with when I got out of the elevator and I kept going to our room because we had been driving several hours and I figured that our room would have the Hilton Cleanstay. Boy, was I wrong! The room smelled bad as soon as I opened the door. The beds were made. I sat our things down and began to unpack. I immediately noticed the bathroom floor was dirty and the bathtub was also dirty. There is a broken nut in the toilet. Later I learned that my bedspread had several stains on it and I found myself unable to sleep. I am not one to cause a fuss and try very hard to make do with what I have. I unsucessfully tried sleeping through the night and finally went down to the front desk at 5 am to ask if I could please have a new room. The lady at the front desk was immediately dismissive, confrontational, and said I should have said something last night. While, yes, I of course should have looking back, I don't think it was my fault the room was not cleaned. I will skip the other details here, which ended up in her telling me she would tell her manager when she came in and they would have the room cleaned for me by 9. I came back to my room at 3 pm after our matches and my bedspread was changed but the floor and tub were still nasty. I went back downstairs. A new receptionist was there. I asked for a new room, she said they're all dirty and said she would send housekeeping up when they could. We waited in our room and a gentleman came up, granted the nicest person I have encountered while here, and he said the dirty bathroom was from wood glue and he cleaned and disinfected the best he could. I am stuck here until tomorrow because this reservation cost me over $300. I wish I had seen the other recent reviews. Please do not waste your money coming here. Not to mention some sort of sediment is in the sinks, toilet, and tub, so I definitely would not eat or drink the water/coffee here. If I am able to leave my photos on the review later, I will attach them. In the meantime, please listen to the other reviews + my own because you will undoubtedly regret it due to the lacking customer service + basic empathy for another human + lack of housekeeping in this building. I never leave reviews, but this establishment blew my mind.

We’re one block from the Metropolitan Theatre and dozens of downtown Morgantown restaurants. West Virginia University is a five-minute walk from our hotel, and Mountaineer Field and WVU Coliseum are less than two miles away. Walk to PRT Walnut Station and Caperton Trail, just a couple minutes away.

El hotel es un hotel muy agradable.

I'm always surprised to find that, decades after passage of the ADA, new buildings still make it hard for you to get in the door. The hotel had double sets of doors that weren't automatic and had no automatic door openers; it took 2 people to get a bell cart into or out of the lobby - 1 to open the doors, 1 to push the cart. We weren't the only ones having that issue but if any Marriott staff noticed, they didn't offer to help. The hotel had a big banner near the check-in desk claiming that Morgantown welcomes everyone; it's not very welcoming if it's a struggle just to get the door open. (We may have been spoiled by the staff at the Raphael in Kansas City, another Marriott property; they had bellmen by the door 24/7 to open doors and help you with luggage.) The main entrance is poorly lit and poorly marked; after a long day's driving, we had trouble finding the correct entrance in the dark. Parking cost $12/night, which is notated in tiny print on the home page. The indoor pool looked nice; unfortunately, we checked in too late and left too early the next morning to get to use it. That was disappointing, as the indoor pool was a key reason we booked this hotel for our overnight. Our room left a bit to be desired. It was big and had a nice view of the river, but the only lighting bright enough to read by was over the door and in the shower. However, there was *lots* of ambient light once we turned off the lights - even the electrical outlets had little glowing lights on them. You can drape a washcloth or something over the phone and microwave displays, but not on a wall outlet. There wasn't much storage space, and most of it was smallish open cubicles, not drawers. The bathroom was big and had decent counterspace, but the mirror wasn't sufficiently wel lit for doing your makeup. There was a hook in the shower but no hook or towel bar outside the shower to put a robe or towel. The bathroom door was barndoor style, installed crooked (see photos). The main room door stuck; we had to push or pull it to make sure it closed all the way. Dinner at the restaurant was overpriced but good. I ordered the caprese flatbread, thinking I was getting a caprese salad (I was too tired to read the menu carefully); it was quite good, as was the french onion soup. My husband's filet came out medium-rare rather than the medium-well he'd ordered. We opted for the breakfast buffet the next morning. I always appreciate having real (rather than instant) oatmeal available and most of the fruit was neither under- nor overripe, although the coffee was too strong to be drinkable.

Mira - este lugar no es fantástico. Pero si buscas un lugar fiable, cómodo, seguro y amigable fuera del interestado, este es el lugar. Este es un lugar medio camino para nosotros en nuestros viajes y nunca nos decepcionamos. Es limpio, asequible y fácil. Esperamos quedarse aquí.

Hotel near West Virginia UniversityThe Holiday Inn Morgantown - University Area hotel is nestled among the hills of WV where the location is everything! For those looking to visit West Virginia University to see friends and family or preparing to cheer on the Mountaineers at Milan Puskar Football Field, look no further. The hotel is located 2/10 mile and within walking distance to the Mountaineers Football Stadium, WVU Hospitals (Ruby Memorial), and Mon Health Systems (Mon General Hospital). This property is just minutes away from Innovations Corporation at WVU, Aquatic and Track Center, NIOSH, WVU Coliseum, Monongalia County Ballpark, Morgantown Airport, Mylan Park, University and Suncrest Towne Centers, and West Virginia University Campuses. Be sure to check out our local attractions such as Coopers Rock State Park and our local rail trails. Whether you are here for business or pleasure, be sure to take advantage of our 24-hour Fitness Center, indoor pool, or unwind at our onsite restaurant. Smokin' J's Rib and Brewhouse, with indoor/outdoor seating, room service, and provides full-service catering to accommodate all of your meeting needs; if you are planning a small or large meeting.Not only do we offer an abundance of free parking, but we also have a complimentary shuttle that is available within a 5-mile radius of the hotel. Subject to availability between 8a-8p. Be sure to visit our lobby for 24-hour coffee, tea and water service.

El servicio era excelente.