Top Hotels Near Williamstown Public Library in Williamstown from AU$84

"The bar was great! The food was wonderful!!! Julie the bartender/server was great! Not only with suggestions but also on the history of the hotel and area. Our room was amazing, we had the king suite with river view and it was beautiful! They've kept some period pieces making it even more unique,as well as an outstanding job of maintaining the history and decor for the period. I truly wanted to go to each of the MANY rooms they had just to see what they had done to each of them. Let alone go to each floor etc. If you love history and appreciate the work involved in keeping a place like this up you will not be disappointed. The bed was so comfortable, sleeping was amazing (and we'd been to several hotels from ft myers beach to there), it was hands down the best and extremely reasonable... if you've never been there it's my opinion that it's a must see :)"

"The staff are so sweet, the facilities are very well kept and clean. Disappointed that the pool and hot tub are closed for the foreseeable future, but everything else was great."

"Our room was very clean and the staff were friendly. "

"If you are looking for an historic, unique property, this restored ballroom fits the bill, meshing perfectly with historic Marietta. The property is perfectly located, all the shops and restaurants in downtown Marietta are within walking distance. The property is clean and well-appointed, and Maxx was a great host. We plan on returning in the future."

"Very nice property. Our bathroom door was either closed or wide open. We wanted a “night light” for the bathroom but had to leave the light on around the mirror. Threw a lot of light into the bedroom. I think the door needed adjusting. Traffic noise was very obvious even on the 4th floor. Other than that, everything was very good, including nice selections for breakfast. Our second stay at this property. Good location."

"Very clean room and property."

"Good value for a clean and convenient location"

"When you're in the middle of renovations, it would be good to indicate that somewhere. Instead I walked into a hotel that had no ice, little vending, no equipment in the fitness room, and only one of two elevators functioning. The first room I was placed in should NOT have been an option because it had no coffee maker, tissues, soap, alarm clock, phone, USB port, or batteries in the remote. They have a list of rooms being renovated, but I got put in one anyway. I got moved into a second room after midnight. It was an improvement, but still did not have an alarm clock or USB post anywhere."

"Good"