Forest Park Hotel

Balcony facing construction portables, profuse propane off gassing on balcony. Couldn't sit and enjoy. Appreciated the rooms being renovated, but the maze to get to the third floor of woodland was annoying. Rates didn't accommodate the inconvenience

Was a lovely hotel

Bed was very comfy

Quick, efficient check-in and out. Spotlessly clean everywhere with blissfully comfortable bed and pillows. Plenty of (free) parking. Good restaurant next door, but only a 15 minute walk into town. (Didn't use any of the other facilities.)

Lokalizacja

Pani na recepcji nie była w stanie wystawić mi faktury twierdząc W nie mają możliwości spisać tax. Więc jeśli ktoś podróżuje i potrzebuje rozliczyć koszty to nie polecam Obsługi

Staffs are welcoming and nice. The parking lots are easy to access and have a lot of spaces. Room is clean and spacious with modern interior.

The only downside is one of the building is under renovation so there is no elevator to the 3rd floor. However, the hotel already put up the announcement on their website to inform the customers before the customers booked the rooms.

The rooms are perfect. Clean and comfortable beds. Quiet, sound proof walls. Lovely toiletries. Nice balcony

It was under renovation, so parking was a little tight and some amenities were unavailable, unless we were willing to go to a sister hotel nearby. But the price reflected those inconveniences. We felt it was a great value and will be an awesome place to stay when the renovations are done.

I stayed at Forest Park Hotel from June 13–15, 2026, in Room 531, paying approximately $1,500 for two nights. Upon arrival, I found long black hairs on the bathroom floor, which immediately raised concerns about the cleanliness of the room. The most disappointing part of my stay happened on the morning of departure. At 8:02 AM, hotel staff repeatedly knocked on my door and then entered my room even though I had not checked out and was still inside. About 12 minutes later, they returned and knocked again. When I asked why, I was told they thought I might have already left and decided to check. Entering an occupied room without confirming that a guest has checked out is completely unacceptable and a serious violation of privacy. I reported the incident to the front desk manager and was promised a follow-up from a supervisor. No one ever contacted me, apologized, or addressed the situation. For a stay costing $1,500, I expected far better cleanliness, professionalism, and respect for guests. Unfortunately, based on my experience, I would not stay here again and cannot recommend this hotel.

I sincerely hope the employees who repeatedly attempted to enter my room without authorization receive proper disciplinary action, and that management takes this incident seriously. More importantly, I hope the hotel trains its staff to respect guests, their privacy, and their personal space. No guest paying premium rates should ever be woken up by staff entering an occupied room simply because someone assumed they had already checked out.