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“Wouldn't stay here again.”

Microtel Inn And Suites

3 of 5 stars
Emerald83
Winter Haven, FL
Oct 13, 2009

We went to Dry Ridge to visit a family member. We opted to save some money and stay at the Microtel Inn. The outside of the hotel is fairly nice and the front desk staff are fairly friendly. When...more

“Helpful manager has passed away”

Hampton Inn Dry Ridge

5 of 5 stars
logcabin1999
Grant County Kentucky
Sep 27, 2009
1
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I've seen several comments talking about how helpful Phyllis had been. I'm sorry to report that Phyllis passed away this summer from cancer. She was a very dedicated manager, and will surely be...more

“Great experience, good place to stay!”

Hampton Inn Dry Ridge

4 of 5 stars
whirligig
Iowa
Sep 27, 2009
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Have stayed here several times on trips over the past four years. Predictable good, solid Hampton Inn experience with no problems - very clean room and bathroom, comfortable bed, friendly helpful...more

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