Old Stone Inn Boutique Hotel

On a adoré!!! Mes enfants ont 12 et 16 et ont dit que c’est leur hôtel prefere. Restaurant trop $ et pas menu pour une famille. Dame qui travaillait au bar fantastique!! Petite boutique/bakery charmant.

TV nlavait pas beaucoup de stations. pas le hockey. Restaurant pas bien pour famille trop $ et fancy

ambiance was nice, the front staff was pleasant and engaging. it was in a quieter part of the strip so very easy resting. The restaurant looked nice however I didn't get a chance to eat there.

parking cost since the room cost was low, the expected parking cost was to make up for the low rates. no fridge in room, and no full length mirror. Also no towel hook.

Staff were amazing! All smiling and happy. The on-site restaurant is fantastic, with excellent food and service. The "secret" speakeasy was super cool! The location was walkable for my sister and I to most attractions, our Mom who is not so mobile preferred to be driven as most things were too far for her. Beds were comfortable and room was clean.

Silly things like only allowing 2 robes in the room for a room that was booked for 3, and having to go get our own water. Nothing that would stop us from booking again though.

Bad pillows, very hard

I loved the room. I loved the location. It was perfect, right in the middle of everything

Nothing

The hotel is well situated and close to all attractions. Clean rooms and pleasant service.

The prices in the brand restaurant are like in a 5* hotel.... Sorry, but way overpriced for beer in the can and 2 items to snack on at the bar

It was very clean

The access doors were always locked and you could only exit but not enter at any time regardless that had said they would be accessible until 10 pm

Good clean and quiet rooms in good repair, original stone building has charm and character, pool was very clean, all staff very friendly and helpful.

Turn up the pool temp! Also, $7 to-go coffee is insane and $40 parking when literally across the street it is $20, just price-match don't gouge. Courtyard dominated by weird COVID-era bunkies they need to cut their losses on and throw out.