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The Great George

4 out of 5

Posted 4 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"This is a very unique hotel which makes for both positives and negatives. The hotel consists of some 20 buildings around the main hotel building. The other buildings are reconverted houses or businesses done into hotel rooms. Our building was a short walk away to where the breakfast was served each morning. The whole area was remarkably quiet. On the positive it’s located in a great location. We could walk literally everywhere. And there are no shortage of restaurants and coffee shops nearby. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The main reception area is beautiful with a turn of the last century feel to it. An excellent breakfast is served here as well as happy hour on certain days. Sitting for happy hour or even just relaxing in those chairs after a long day is very wonderful. You could feel the history here. However sitting in those large chairs with your plate in your lap is actually rather awkward and takes away from the experience. Another positive is the hotel room is very clean, spacious and comfortable. The bed was good and we never felt crowded in the room. It was a bit of a walk back to the breakfast room but not that big of a deal (although during inclement weather that might be a challenge). We did have noise issues with the room above and we asked to be relocated to a quieter room. This sadly took way from our experience in the hotel."

A verified traveler stayed at The Great George