Find hotels near Predator Paintball, Salisbury from ￥10,876

"If you choose this hotel just be advised; you will likely have your vehicle broken into. We lost over 700.00 worth of tools and when asked for hotel to review cameras; we were told they didn’t see anything but if they did they couldn’t share with us. Said don’t call the police it’s a waste of time that it happens all the time. But we could file an online police report. I unfortunately for us; I booked for the week with Expedia and had to stay there all week. But took everything out of my vehicle each night. Not a bad hotel, but apparently it is a known area to get valuable items stolen out of your vehicle’s For the price you think they could hire a security officer. Also; one morning a homeless person was sleeping on a baggage cart in the entrance. Such a bad area; you need your room key to get in the front door "

"Fantastic bed!"

"Never made it. Wrecked on way to property. My issues were all with hotel.com and their customer service. Thank you."

"The bathroom was filthy; the shower had a lot of black mold and dirt on the walls, and the sink was also dirty with stains of grime. The pillows smelled of sweat. It's a shame because the staff was very polite and friendly. If we hadn't arrived so late at night and there weren't any other hotels available, we would have left this hotel immediately!"

"Elevator apparently doesn't work when it rains. Room was clean enough and basic for an overnight stay. Breakfast was nothing to write home about. A couple of bagels and oatmeal. Desk guy was very nice."

"Very outdated hotel. Rooms smell musty. No bar on site. Very noisy air conditioner. "

"Friendly staff"

"Pull out couch had dirty sheets made up in it."

"Room was not what we expected after reading ratings. Bathroom shower was awful. Two different tiles on the floor and bathtub had brown moldy looking caulking. Everything except countertop was very outdated. We booked for 2 nights but left after 1 night. Sheer curtains over the window actually were tearing had holes in them."