Hotels Near Bishops Corner in West Hartford

There is an underground parking lot, which costs $ 4 a day, which is quite cheap. There is breakfast. The hotel is located in the center of the city, with a great location next to a large park

So marketing pictures when booking through apps like hotels or Expedia are beautiful but reality is, we did not find the value expected at this Hilton location. Scum on the shower walls, hair on top of the tub, stains on the carpet... Would be forgivable if this was a $99 a night 2 star but at over $300, we expected a much higher level of cleanliness. Front desk check in was frustrating and time consuming as well. My artist name didn't match the official state license ID. Yes my error, but could have been handled with more support than ”unable to check you in” and not even an apology for inconvenience... We won't be using this branch of Hilton anytime soon....

The hotel is an InterContinental brand. It doesn't feel like a 17-year-old new building, it may be a renovation. The hotel is close to the highway. The double rooms are on the highway side. If you are afraid of noise, you can book a twin room. The service was really not good. A Mexican woman at the front desk answered everything first. Sorry, this is not possible. It is very blunt. At 11 noon, he came to knock on the door to urge check out.

Stayed here a night at the end of May. It is a typical Marriott hotel, so you know what to expect. It is also connected to the convention center, so parking and lobby traffic can become a little chaotic at times. But, the service was solid and professional, and the room was clean and comfortable. If you have business in Hartford or are attending a convention or meeting, it's probably the best option in the area.

Some pros and cons Spacious Room (stayed in a double queen suite with pull out couch). Friendly staff. Great breakfast. Overall, facility and room was very clean. Good value for the cost. The facility felt safe. Security went through the parking lot slowly down each row at night (twice that I saw.) However, the pool was disgusting. The water was foggy to the point you couldn't see the bottom step. There were several chunks of hair floating in the pool and a straw. (Big bummer since we traveled with kids to a place specifically with a pool.) The room itself was big but had a stuffy, mildew smell. Since none of the windows open there was no way to air it out. The odor was strong enough to wake me up a few times in the middle of the night. The view of the parking lot and dumpster leave something to be desired but it your just looking for a place to rest, no biggie. The rooms with odd numbers have a view of a pretty building.

Next to the simsbury library, the hotel is diagonally opposite a small business district. There is a small supermarket and cvs pharmacy. The location is ok in simsbury. The hotel is a local ordinary house, relatively small, and the morning is a very simple meal.

The location of the shop is beautiful, the room is clean and tidy, the service is professional and there are many parking spaces. There is free coffee and bag tea in the lobby. Breakfast is close to 50 knives, a bit expensive. Also close to Bradley Airport. I heard that there is a pick-up

It is a hotel that I would definitely like to use again. I was tired and came home, and I was able to relax with coffee. The staff is relatively friendly. The surrounding environment is wonderful.

I am on the fence about whether to give two or three stars but there is no 2.5 star option so here we go: Pros: the location is walking distance to a variety of restaurants and shopping venues. The hotel is away from the highway so one hears no traffic at night. The lobby and the front desk staff are very nice- one reception person, (perhaps named Tasha?) was professional, friendly and went out of her way to recognize me as a Hilton Honors member. The breakfast is nice. Cons: other than the lobby, the side entrances to the hotel needed more janitorial attention, the glass on the exit door was smeared with fingerprints and handprints throughout my stay. Immediately outside the entrance nearest the shopping center, a trash can stood next to the door. It was stuffed with garbage to overflowing with cans and wrappers having fallen to the sidewalk. This remained so for two days. The hotel appears to rent rooms to work crews of young laborers- at least that’s my guess; either that, or it’s a social service program of some kind. While they were on the whole quiet, there was a tendency to “loiter” at night, drinking in the parking lot and wandering around the perimeter of the building with no apparent aim. I was nervous about parking my car because upon arriving at night, I encountered these clutches of guys in darkened areas of the parking lot, a couple of whom were guzzling from what looked like a vodka bottle, others were leaning into the windows of visiting cars, sitting in the grass etc. The hotel should have some security rounds to help keep things in order in the parking lot so that arriving guests are not nervous about possible crime. If these are work crews, I appreciate that and after all, at least they are working. There just needs to be rules for comportment and the enforcement thereof. While my room was large and the bathroom was especially generous with a large walk-in shower, there was no overhead light operating on entry so I had to wedge the room door open with my duffle bag, to allow light from the hall to enter the room so I could find a lamp and have light. After encountering the loitering in the parking lot, the experience of entering a dark room with no functioning light in the hallway only added to my reservations. The place is ok and I would consider staying again if some tweaks could be made.