Wrangler Hotel

After long workdays, our construction crew finds the rooms clean and comfortable, and the staff looks after us. They’re understanding about our early starts and schedules changing. The extended-stay prices are better than at the other hotels in town, which makes a real difference for the team. We’re glad we picked Wrangler Hotel.

The breakfast was surprisingly good, with options for vegetarians, and they even have a washer and dryer. You get more here for a lot less than at the Hudson up the street. The color palette is gorgeous. My only complaints are that there’s no life size you tube on the TV and the vending choices are limited.

I’m 70, and even though there were no cars in the lot, they put me on the second floor with no elevator. The room was dirty, and the chair had stains that made me not want to sit on it. I was also told I’d have to pay an extra $7 per head if my grandkids came to swim with me at the hotel.

The room was nice and dark, and the pool water was decently warm, but that room smelled musty and moldy. The beds were hard and the blankets itchy, so the stay felt pretty average. In the morning, the staff member said the night shift hadn’t put the food out to thaw, so there were no eggs or sausage for breakfast. The waffle batter wasn’t ready either, though she kindly found some for us. We probably won’t stay here again.