Hotel Far Hills

Very friendly reception. We had a nice stay.

Property is really nice, and the area surrounding it is gorgeous! The bedroom looked like it was recently renovated, the bathroom was modern and the shower and toiletries were very good. Staff was friendly. Only thing to note is regarding breakfast. We were requested to book a 30 min time slot (for example 8:30am, 09:00, 09:30 etc) but when we got there we had to wait as there were no tables available, some people stayed over 1 hour. And the breakfast is a plate of fruits, they offer yogurt, cheese and some options of bread, but it is not self-serve nor all you can eat, so be mindful of that. Overall it was good and I'd stay there again

Great stay. Thanks!

Property is located in a nice and quiet location, perfect for a getaway. The rug at the stairs area did however make the area have a bad damp-like odour. You also have to drive a few minutes(20-30mins) to get food options.

So close to the cross country trails and also snowshoeing. Great service

Best place to stay really like it

The hotel is fantastic, I’m very satisfied.

Reception was not particularly welcoming. Walls were not soundproof so we were awakened at 7:30 by very noisy children in the next room. Water pressure in shower was very low. Breakfast was ok, but not we’ll set up. Rather than being able to serve ourselves cafeteria style, we had to wait for someone to serve us. The food was ok, no great.

Great!

I was allocated a basement room where an intermittent strange noise persisted throughout the night. Additionally, peculiar markings adorned the ceiling and door frames, raising uncertainty whether they indicated mold. The bathroom emitted an unpleasant sewer odor. The initial two days were marked by full motel occupancy, thus I was assured a different room by the third day. However, upon my return to the reception around 9:30 PM, I encountered a locked door. My attempts to contact emergency services yielded no response for approximately an hour. Despite my efforts to ascertain room details and entry instructions, I was unsuccessful. Subsequently, I reached out to Expedia, yet they too were unable to facilitate assistance. Consequently, I resorted to utilizing the original room for which my access code remained functional. Beyond the evident deficiency in service quality, I find myself perplexed by the absence of a responsive emergency hotline within a large hotel. The potential consequences of a dire situation occurring without immediate aid is disconcerting. I am genuinely disheartened that Expedia promotes stays in such establishments, where safety can be a legitimate concern.