Hotels definitely been renovated compared to the previous photos. The lady at the front desk were…read morevery kind and work quite quickly to get us checked in. The even offered for a wake up call for the complementary breakfast which starts at 5:30am. The breakfast area is quite large with many options to choose from. The room we stayed in was a king size and it comes with a larger style fridge, microwave, coffee pot, desk, and lounge. The room was big enough to throw up a pack and play for our daughter to sleep in, and they even fetched us another pillow for her with quickly. You also have a desk area, closet and drawers which are nice and deep. Plenty of USB charging ports around the room so no need for a charging block if you forgot one. My only complaint is the bathtubs. Be EXTREMELY CAREFUL! There is not grip on the bottom of the tubs making them very slippery. I threw down a towel in the bottom for my daughter to help her sit without falling but even that didn't help because she still slipped on the tub and smacked her face on the side of the tub. And then my husband went to take a shower and almost fell getting out and there's no bars in the shower to even help assist you from falling. The only bar is on the outside next to the toilet, which isn't very easy to access since you can't get out right there because the toilets in the way.

This was the strangest hotel stay I have ever had. The place itself was ok, but the housekeeping…read morestaff was OBSESSED with getting into my and my co workers rooms. We put a "no housekeeping sign" on the door and were informed by the front desk that they "have to come in at least once a week to change towels and bedding". I told them I will get them when I need them and they said it is the head housekeepers policy. My coworker caved and let them in the room and then one of the housekeepers stole some of their things. The housekeepers were loudly talking about us out in the hall one morning and said "I don't understand why they don't want housekeeping in the room, if you don't want someone in your room, you shouldn't stay in a hotel". The housekeepers are constantly heard in the hallways using the F word and yelling loudly down the hall to bring them things..completely unprofessional. We constantly were worried that housekeeping was going to come in and pilfer through our things even though we had a sign on the door. The walls in the hotel are paper thin and you constantly hear doors slamming and people in the halls. I would only stay here if I HAD no other options. I would give it 0 stars if I could.

This place definitely goes the extra mile! From the lovely decor to the very helpful staff all the…read moreambiance of this facility is incredible. I was greatly surprised by the array of breakfast choices. They had all the usual cereals, waffles, eggs, potatoes plus both bacon and sausage. My favorite was the yogurt parfait machine with all the fruit toppings. I've stayed at many hotels and Best Westerns. This place definitely deserves the higher ratings since they go above and beyond. If you're looking for a descent place to stay that comes with some nice upgrades then this is the place for you!

My stay at the hotel was great. The room was very nice and comfortable. The staff was amazing. My…read moreniece and I were greeted with a smile, upon arrival. They were very accommodating. However, I want to especially thank Erin. She was on duty the night of 3/4/26. After I arrived home from my visit, I thought that I left an expensive water bottle in the room. I called the hotel and got Erin. She was very pleasant and understanding. She immediately stopped whatever she was doing to search for my property. When she was unable to locate it, she contacted me to let me know. She didn't stop there. Understanding the value of the bottle and the urgency, she continued to search for it with no luck. Ultimately, I located the bottle in a different bag that hadn't unpacked yet. Although I was happy that I found it, I felt bad for sending Erin on a wild goose chase. I did call back to let her know and to apologize. She was so sweet and pleasant. She wasn't bothered by it at all. She was simply glad that I found it. She continued thanking me for the stay at the hotel and hoped I would keep the hotel in mind for future stays. Because of this, I definitely will. I will also recommend this location to friends and family.

If you are looking for a nice clean, comfortable, friendly place to stay, this is it. Our room was…read morevery clean with all the amenities we expected. The front desk staff were very friendly and helpful. They offer a very good breakfast with hot items, cold items and and sweet pastries. My favorite thing to have are the homemade waffles that you make your self. They also have all the fixings that go on and with. You can go wrong here.

The property is very dates, toilet broken, carpet very dirty, ceiling leaks water stains etc paint…read morepealing , parking lot pot holes very creepy, would not stay again. Check in was easy

It's very obviously newly renovated. And quiet! Clean and moderately priced…read more We chose this motel because of its proximity to the Amish community. We ate a huge dinner at the Gasthof, drove ten minutes to our room and took a nap. You might do the same. The family who run this motel are friendly. Many of the folks who stay here are traveling workers. They were quiet and respectful, go to bed early and leave for early shifts. We smelled some delicious BBQ someone was making on an outdoor grill. The fridge in our room is unusually large for in a motel. Make sure to plug it in if you stay here. The A/C works great.

After working all day, we had to drive 4 hours at night. We booked our room for Friday night late…read morearrival, primarily because the owner told us it was near the church where we had to be early Saturday morning. The first lovely surprise was that I'd forgotten about the time change, so it seemed we were even later than expected. The kind owner called to ask if we were ok. He probably wanted to get some sleep, but he only showed kind concern. The second lovely surprise was all the rooms are nonsmoking, and our room was beautiful. The outside isn't as fancy as the inside. It's the inside that matters to me. The third surprise was the powerful hot shower to unwind. The 4th was the powerful A/C that cooled the room in minutes. The 5th was the comfortable beds. We fell deep asleep without ever turning on cable TV or using your free WiFi. Thank you, Theroff's owners, for your warm hospitality.

The lobby, pool area, and rooms were clean; however, the smell of cigarette smoke lingers…read morethroughout the halls of this place. The staff obviously are trying to cover it up with air fresheners, but they really need to hold guests accountable by not letting them smoke outside the lobby doors and in the rooms.

Well I came at a bad time since the hotel is in the middle of remodeling. However I am not basing…read morethis review off of that. I have stayed here before and was not impressed and now its evident why I was not. First, you can hear everything that goes on around you. The walls are paper thin and I heard the person next door snoring and the people in the other room spent the whole night on facetime. The hotel beds are actually comfortable (for a hotel bed). The hotel wifi is terrible since video streaming was always loading. The only reason I stayed here is because the Hampton was too expensive. I would not recommend staying here for long trips.

Country View Inn…read more When looking for a decent hotel in Robinson, the choices are fairly limited. However, upon recommendations from a co-worker, I decided to give the Country View Inn a try. My standard king room was good, with a comfy bed and nice-sized bathroom/tub/shower. Breakfast was provided every morning downstairs, including a good assortment of hot food, including eggs, biscuits, sausage gravy, along with bacon or sausage. The staff was always very pleasant, friendly, and helpful. The price was an excellent value for the money.

Beautiful, clean, modern hotel set back off the road at the edge of Robinson. Rooms are worth the…read morerate. The beds are comfortable, the furnishings are fresh and updated, the bathrooms are clean and spacious (however the tub/shower is REALLYYYY slippery so please be careful!!). They get 4 stars because like I said the tub is slippery and I could hear my upstairs neighbors stomping around the whole time. (I was in a second floor room). Y'all, when you stay in hotels, please know that other people are staying there too, and you should try to be considerate.

Hampton Inn in Jasper is a nice hotel and an excellent choice, but a little bit less comfortable…read morethan the similarly priced Fairfield competing against it in Jasper. The rooms are the best maintained I've in town across several work trips, the front desk, attendees are polite, helpful, and courteous, and it's located right in the middle of everything. It offers a large waiting pool, hot breakfast, and clean eggs, biscuits, sausage, waffles, and all the rest, and fresh, hot coffee, and cookies at the front are a nice touch. The downsides of noticed are that the sheets and beds, well comfortable pillow tops, seem to likely be synthetic and have me feeling confusingly, sweaty even with the air conditioner turned on, and the fitness room is long overdue for some very basic maintenance: the cable machine only has one side that works because the adjustment is broken on the other, and the weight bench adjustment knob has fallen off, keeping it flat and making a lot of exercise exercises not possible. Nonetheless, the pool is quite nice and large, and two treadmills, and elliptical, and a peloton spin bike are available.

Hotel The Hampton…read moreInn in Jasper has been around for a long time. It is a solid 3-star hotel within the Hilton family of hotels. The folks working here are exceptionally nice and helpful. The hotel overall is somewhat dated and is in need of a facelift. The room was the standard Hampton Inn room: bed / bath, TV and a refrigerator and a desk area to work at, if needed. Room was in good shape. Bed was comfy enough and the heat worked. Hot water took a little bit of time to get going and on the last day, the water suddenly lost pressure and dribbled out of the shower - thankfully I was just finished or I would have not been a happy camper. Bath sink was draining extremely slow so I mentioned it to the front desk and by the time I returned to the room that afternoon the problem was completely solved. Very good response on that. They have a free breakfast bar in the mornings and although it is nothing gourmet, it will get you up and going without adding to the cost of your trip. The front desk also have Grab-n-go breakfast bags in the event you are in a hurry to get to where you are going Overall a solid place to stay if in the area. Plenty of parking available.

I love this place, it feels like you're in Europe.. great food. Great spa…read more We did it all, bowling, horseback riding, and got some great antiques In town.

Looks are deceiving…read more The hotel is beautiful when you drive up. Looks like it's going to be quite an experience, unfortunately, for me and my husband celebrating a milestone anniversary, it was just meh. The price you pay is astronomical! The room is very basic (size of a motel room). We did receive a lovely card with chocolates for our anniversary, which was unexpected and very appreciated. Our room was tiny, without any amenities. The TV and electricity blinked multiple times and eventually we had to have a repair person come take a look. We heard little kids running the halls and talking loudly (no sound proofing at all). Thankfully we brought earbuds. The food was nothing to write home about. We ate at the steakhouse for a special dinner, but found the food to be mediocre. The atmosphere was nice. Prices matched fine dining/resort pricing. Husband's steak was bland, and his lobster bisque was barely room temp. My lobster mac and cheese was dry, I chose it as an entree because I didn't want a huge entree, it did have several chunks of meat and the Gouda sauce was creamy on the bottom of the dish. The brussel sprouts were warm, while the asparagus was not. The breakfast buffet the following morning was Golden Corral adjacent. The omelette station was the best food of the entire stay! Granted, I had high expectations after a wonderful visit to West Baden, the sister property one mile down the road, but was greatly disappointed. I'm aware this beautiful resort is a timeless spot to visit, but I don't think it meets the hype at all!!!! Very disappointed.

West Baden has now become a regular family destination. My family -- plus my mom, stepdad, siblings…read moreand their families -- just finished our second trip here. And it's safe to say that West Baden is now a family tradition. My parents spent a few days there to celebrate their anniversary, and then the kids all came to stay the last night, during Easter weekend. And we made the most of it. We started with bowling and pizza at the new Ballard's at the Atrium (see my review on that). My older niece then watched all the kids in one of the hotel rooms, while the adults got a drink in the expansive atrium and enjoyed looking up at the picturesque dome ceiling. The next morning, which was Easter, we found a quiet sitting area on our floor to have an Easter egg hunt with all the kids. These are memories we will cherish. We popped over to French Lick for brunch, though the Easter brunch set up in the atrium definitely looked delicious too. The staff is always excellent. We were able to call and get all of our rooms next to each other, which helped. Thanks for another fabulous mini-vacation, West Baden!

A really cool historic hotel. I visited with my husband and children, 13 and 10, as well as our…read moresmall dog, over Martin Luther King weekend. For a property seeming to target the upper middle market, I think there is a lot of value. They have many free amenities that most no longer do - no resort fee, no parking fee, free shuttle to the sister hotel and downtown. I also feel the pricing at restaurants is somewhat reasonable, particularly at happy hour. Add in amenities closer to a luxury property - evening music, nice indoor pool almost always open, and obviously just being in the unique dome... This is a winner. We found the service to be consistently friendly. We had no issues with getting help for our large amount of stuff at check in or check out. Very nice to our dog and he got a lot of treats for the pet fee. Dining service was on the slower side but seemed to fit the vibe. We stayed in a suite with two queens. It was large. The furniture was on the worn side but well maintained. Nice to see unique furnishings vs generic all white everywhere. Plenty for the kids to do. We enjoyed the newly restored bowling alley and found it nicer than the same priced one at French Lick Hotel. We did like going to French Lick for the shopping and to read about the history. There is a lot about the history everywhere, including the small museum (a large room) in the hotel. We were very happy and would like to return.

Very accommodating with travelers with dogs. Great little pond and grassy area for walking. Our…read moreroom was large and comfortable. I'm

Thus might have been the best hotel in Washington in the past but no more. Do not stay here. My…read moresister and I spent 2 nights (late Nov 22) visiting cousins. We asked the front desk for an upper floor room and were told no. No apology or explanation. The room was battle weary, and dirty. See photos of the beat up desk chair, mismatched cut-price toiletries and dirty corner of the floor next to the bathtub (with the dirt we got up with 1 swipe of a Kleenex. Breakfast both days was cold cooked eggs. At least the microwave worked. Every machine in the place makes industrial level noise. Find someplace else - even if it means driving to Vincennes or Jasper. We won't be back - even if I have to sleep in the car. UGH!