Hoteles de 2 estrellas en Trail

Si decides alojarte en Glenwood Inn & Suites de Trail, estarás a apenas 1 min a pie de Columbia River y a 8 de Pople Park. Además, este motel se encuentra a 17,1 km de Red Mountain Resort y a 0,9 km de McBride Street Park.Disfruta de una gran variedad de instalaciones recreativas, entre ellas una piscina al aire libre, una piscina cubierta y una bañera de hidromasaje. Otros servicios de este motel incluyen conexión a Internet wifi gratis, una zona para barbacoas y una máquina expendedora.Tendrás un centro de negocios y una máquina expendedora a tu disposición. Hay un aparcamiento sin asistencia gratuito disponible.Te sentirás como en tu propia casa en cualquiera de las 36 habitaciones con aire acondicionado, frigorífico y microondas. La conexión wifi gratis te mantendrá en contacto con los tuyos. Además, podrás disfrutar de canales por cable. El cuarto de baño está provisto de ducha y bañera combinadas y artículos de higiene personal gratuitos. Entre las comodidades, se incluyen cafetera y tetera, tabla de planchar con plancha y teléfono con y llamadas locales gratuitas.

we came to trail,bc for a concert. jessica from best western columbia river hotel in trail, bc planned our stay. she reserved us a suite at the crown columbia hotel in trail,bc. this hotel is one of the most impressive we have stayed at. the hotel itself is immaculate. the furnishings and art(wonderful photographs of the columbia river) add much to the experience. the hotel staff is flawless. we had dinner at the columbia steakhouse in the best western columbia river hotel. the meal, ambience and staff at the restaurant added to the great experience we had overall. memorable is the best word for the crown columbia hotel and the columbia steakhouse

I recently stayed at your establishment on January 27-28, and initially, I was quite impressed with the amenities, including the requirement of a room key for elevator operation, the cleanliness, comfortable beds, soft pillows, and overall safety. However, my experience was marred by a deeply concerning incident. On Sunday morning, I inadvertently overheard a conversation between a maid and a houseman, which I found profoundly disturbing. They spoke of a guest, specifically a person of color, who frequently stays at your hotel. The language used to describe this guest was not only derogatory but also ******, including the use of the N-word. It was appalling to learn that they deliberately disturbed his sleep by making excessive noise and placing him in certain rooms with the intention of causing discomfort. This matter hits close to home for me, as my brother is a truck driver who often needs undisturbed rest during his mandatory 10-hour breaks, and I have bi-racial family members. I understand the significance of a peaceful environment for these hardworking individuals. Upon leaving Paradise Lodge, I noticed a truck that matched the description of the one mentioned by your staff. Out of concern, I noted the truck’s details with the intention of informing the driver's company about his mistreatment at your hotel. I've conducted some research and discovered that the truck is associated with Messer, a company based in New Jersey. This indicates that the driver had a long journey from Vancouver, Washington, and was likely resting as required by his schedule. I have already reached out to the Vancouver location of Messer and left my contact information, expressing my concerns about the racial discrimination faced by their employee at your hotel. The racial discrimination I witnessed is unacceptable and deeply troubling. It's a stark reminder of the ongoing racial issues in our country. I can only assume that this driver, like many others, was merely a victim of unwarranted prejudice and racial bias from your staff. I have already contacted Best Western Corporate regarding this issue and am awaiting their response. My family and I have made the decision to no longer patronize this hotel and will be exploring other accommodation options in Trail in the future. We feel all people, regardless of color, should be treated with respect. What was truly ironic is the maids were minorities themselves.