Top Hotels Near Karl C. Harrison Museum of George Washington in Columbiana from AU$154

"We always stay at higher end hotels, but found ourselves unable to find a room due to move out/graduation at the university. We were really nervous about staying here, but were so pleasantly surprised. It was honestly cleaner than a lot of the more expensive hotels! We didn’t even find a stray hair in the bathroom. It had several in room amenities. We were also nervous leaving our fully packed car overnight, but the parking lot was well lit and we had no trouble with anyone trying to break in. I have heard horror stories of cars being robbed in hotel parking lots during college move in/out. The area seemed nice as well. We would definitely stay again."

"The breakfast consisted of make your own waffles, cold cereal, muffins, apples and bananas. I would have liked to see some eggs, bacon or sausage added on."

"Staff very professional and attentive to our needs. Great rooms and parking. Recommend highly! "

"Check-in staff were so friendly and helpful. The hotel is very clean and well taken care of. Room was clean and bed was comfortable. Breakfast was very nice with plenty of space and tables, unlike some hotels I’ve stayed at. Many restaurants very close also for lunch or dinner meals. Will definitely be staying here again when back in the area. Thank you for a pleasant and restful stay :)"

"Clean room, Nice staff, Good breakfast! "

"Yes to all "

"Property was nice & clean. Staff helpful."

"This is my second time staying here. The place is very clean. Staff is always friendly. Valet service top notch. The rooms are clean. Beds are very comfortable. Outside pool is very nice. "

"Off the beaten path for sure, if your scared of the dark would not recommend. It’s very dark at night, no street lights and it’s in the woods. The place was ok, just would have been better if it had a microwave, and a better shower. Te shower head needed to be replaced. Doesn’t have a very big mirror, needs a bigger one.Did not have any hand soap had to go buy our own and even dish soap."