Hotels Near Southington Center in Southington

The shower could NOT GET WARM. Discovered the faucet had been put on incorrectly - arrow pointing to warm was cold water, etc. - but the hot water was still VERY cool and came out at diminished stream - a medium trickle. I ended up just washing my hair, bent over so it wouldn't freeze my body. I had a business meeting an hour later. Checking out, I was not offered any reduction in price, or even a free breakfast. IT WAS A HORRIBLE SITUATION!!! (Room was nice though, and very clean.)

I stayed for one night in mid September. Let me say the good thing first. Front desk is very friendly, the room is big, the bedsheet is clean. And the best is the hot water is abundant and strong, so I had a wonderful shower. However, the place is beat down. The service is completely barebone. One of the two elevators was broken during my stay. And it is highly secured. Cannot get in without card key 7/24. If you are a man or a group of men traveling rough, it is a place. The concern is that there are always a group of people hanging around in the front door, around the parking lot. And it seems some occupants are with little kids. Not sure if the motel is rented out for longer term under government programs. The surrounding areas have a number of government agencies. If you travel as a family, this definitely not your choice.

Checked in late. The night clerk was very helpful. The room was quite from outside noise and inside noise. The room was clean. The breakfast area clean with many options. The night clerk was working a double. The checkout was clean and quick. They were doing an update within the hotel, but started after 8 AM which was perfect.

There is breakfast, enough coffee and hot water in the lobby, free parking, coffee machine and microwave in the room, a hotel I like, chain. I lived in his shop three years ago.

The good news: convenient location, inexpensive, and nothing bad happened. The bad news: wow I wish I had read the other reviews before I made my reservation! As others have mentioned, I needed to make use of the plunger. The toilet was running the whole time I was there. AirWick (ugh) didn't entirely mask the mildew smell. Also ugh. The whole room was dingy and dirty. The security lock in my room was broken, and all the outside doors were unlocked. There is no free breakfast, no breakfast available at all. Just a grim place to stay. If you can afford to go elsewhere, do it. This particularly applies to women traveling alone - I'm normally intrepid but this place was creepy.

Many stays, the environment is good, the Internet regularly requires high-level quiet, although it is already too late at 3 o'clock in the hotel to check in, the reception is still in place. No need to remind me according to my booking requirements, check-in is quick and easy. high efficiency. The hotel is very close to the high-speed entrance, convenient to travel, a lot of parking spaces, and the hotels in Farmington are more cost-effective.

Location was easy to find. The hotel and the room were very clean. My issue was the room had no microwave or refrigerator, so we had to use the one in the lobby. The bathroom had no vent which is weird. Overall, I had a good experience, and I would stay there again.

I have stayed at this property multiple times since 2019. It is not as nice as the Courtyard across the street but - usually - slightly better value for money. I had a stay of twelve (12) nights this time. On the 11th night, thieves cut the catalytic converter out of my car, which was parked in the lighted hotel parking lot. Upon discovering this had happened, I paid the $550 for an off-market replacement (dealer part was $1500), taking time off work to: (a) discover and figure out the problem and (b) find a place to do the repair. When originally notified, the hotel staff on duty said the hotel is not liable for property damage to cars (per a posted sign on the parking lot). The property also doesn’t have cameras nor a large number of lights so - clearly - this property is not interested in monitoring the lot on behalf of its guests to keep them and their cars safe. As a Bonvoy Ambassador level guest with ＞170 nights this year alone, I asked the front desk staff to have Jennifer - property manager - contact me to discuss. Jennifer called the following day and said that I would need to file a police report so she could then file an insurance claim etc. on her side. Curiously, she did not seem terribly apologetic that this had occurred. Her emphasis, instead, was that she needed “proof” the incident had occurred and I must file a police report. I explained to her that not only did I have the $550 invoice plus date stamped photos but that - after spending my own time off work to get my car fixed yesterday - I wasn’t going to spend additional personal time filing a police report so she could then spend weeks working on it with their insurer to see if there was some compensation Marriott may offer. I asked for her to simply credit 2 nights off my stay (approximately $220) - less than 50% of the money I paid to repair my car's damage. This request - again - on the back of a twelve (12) night stay that I was just wrapping up seemed fairly reasonable to me and something that Jennifer should have in her approval as Property Manager. Instead, she said she didn’t think that was possible and it would require her to speak to her regional manager. I haven’t heard back which means, I suspect, she will not do anything. So, a few thoughts on this property: I strongly urge you not to stay here if you have any worries about car damage or safety. I don't drive an expensive car (Acura) so it is not like thieves targeted a Mercedes Benz or other high end vehicle. Without cameras or security, your car is not safe as I have discovered. There are some lights in the parking lot but it is relatively dark in many places. The property - when incidents occur - is not interested in solving a situation for a customer (even someone who has stayed for 12 nights in a row and multiple times prior) Jennifer has no interest in actually handling customer issues, even as Manager of the property. Before contacting me about this issue, she hadn’t bothered

Short, 2-night stay for a family event in the area. Checked in Friday evening and went to our room to find a very noisy group of youngsters, part of a traveling hockey team, in the room next door. I returned to the desk and Kayden took care of us with an upgrade to a room on a quieter floor, away from the noise. Thank you! Breakfast at this location is ho-hum, definitely not what it was pre-COVID. Fewer selections and the same hot entrees every day. But my biggest gripe is the lack of housekeeping services for short stays. Apparently they’re only servicing rooms every second day so if you’re only staying two nights you don’t get any service. This is not what one would expect from a so-called full-service hotel and it will definitely affect my choice of where to stay next time we’re in the Wallingford area.

Dated and tired hotel, ready for some reviving. I didn't mind that so much. Many hotels are. My problem was that I left the charger for my MacBook and was not able to get it back. First, I called the hotel, they asked me to call housekeeping the next day. The next day, I called housekeeping, had to leave messages. After no response to messages, reached out to customer service person. Back and forth with emails, giving him the same information that I had given everyone else. He acted as though I had not left a message. with housekeeping or said anything to the front desk. After two emails from him, crickets. NOTHING. No one even contacted me to say we are sorry we didn't find it, which, of course, they couldn't. I am seriously disappointed. Integrity should matter. Here it does not. Waited to write the review because I've been busy.