This clean well run Hotel make you feel at Home.. I have stayed here several times and each time I am never disappointed..Service and staff is great Rooms are clean and kept up.
Breakfast is made to order with very good service, and clean

Has several restaurant close some can be walked to..Only draw back is don't get a romm on Highway 5 side can hear some road noise if you do.. Pleanty of parking.

We stayed there because it was close to six flags. The hotel was a great value with large, clean rooms. We did not eat in the dining area for breakfast. It was too expensive. There are many great places to eat near by. Would stay there again if in the area.

i stayed here while on a long road trip. garden inns are my first choice where ever i go. this is a great choice if you are going to the theme park, however, since i was there for an over nite only the road noise was a bit of a problem. situated between interstate 5 and a frontage road, i chose the front away from the interstate. it was the best choice but the truck noise never stopped. finally turned on fan to drown out some noise. overall a great place for families going to the park, but for me i will pick a location further from road noise next time. i am heading to Virginia next month where i will stay in garden inns in charlottesville and lynchburg. .

Much of this hotel appears to have been recently renovated and our room had new carpet and furniture. The walls were not quite as soundproofed as we prefer. Normal conversation in the next room or in the hallway was sometimes audible. Fortunately, the guests seemed to turn in at a decent hour and thus the noise level was tolerable.

The free internet worked well and so did everything else in the room, including the microwave and refrigerator. On the flip side, our room was booked for two people but had only one side chair. Since it was a big room, I am not sure why they didn't provide a chair so that the second person didn't have sit in a desk chair. Of course, that left plenty of empty floor space for doing yoga in your room, or to bring a crib if you have an infant.

We ate in the restaurant for dinner, after discovering the next closest restaurant had a really long wait on a Friday night. The food--from a somewhat limited menu--was o.k. and fairly priced, but "o.k." is not really the standard we were looking for after travelling all day. There is a real Starbucks less than a mile away, and you can also get their coffee in the lobby of the hotel. By going to the real Starbucks, we discovered some other restaurants to check out next time we are in the area.

One thing the hotel could fix really easily is to work with the front desk staff on being more friendly and warm. Again, our experience was o.k., but having stayed in several hotels over the last week, "o.k." was a sharp contrast to the warm reception we have received everywhere else.

Would we stay here again? Possibly, but not during spring break (potential for noise). And we would go to dinner next door early enough to avoid the long lines.