Find hotels near Noah's Park, Alexandria from ￥10,155

"I thought the rooms were a little bit expensive for the area and what’s available to do. I had a King. Just a bit pricy, although the room was extremely nice and clean. Super roomy. Very quiet. Lots of outlets and charging ports and I liked the tv on a swivel. Would have liked a master switch near the bed. Room had a mini fridge. Standard large size shampoo, conditioner, body wash, etc, no mini bottles. It’s fine. I use it when I travel. Hypoallergenic. Looks like there is a hotel being build across the street. Starbucks is like 5 minutes down the road and it’s roomy if you wanted to work from Starbucks. Conference room area available at the hotel. The food in the area was also pretty expensive and yeah that’s all I’m going to say about that. I stopped at Kwik Trip on my way home by choice. There is a diner place in the area, they have cinnamon rolls fresh at 6am. They are massive. Food was decent. Broasted chicken was awesome. The grocery store is in walking distance of the hotel and there is a restaurant right next door. The area is really building up and there are some really nice areas to visit. Cute. Fun place to visit when the weather is nicer. They have a Runestone museum across the from Pint and something. Beer was good. There’s a Nordic statue we wanted do visit but we were working. So yeah add it to your bucket list."

"All was good "

"Bugs all over as well as dirt built up on climate unit"

"It was very quiet and rooms were clean! Wish it would’ve had an elevator or be able to have been able to get bottom floor rooms !"

"Great place with incredibly friendly staff. "

"Got in late, staff was friendly. Fitness area was decent and clean. "

"The property was fairly clean, well set up and quiet. My dog loved her stsy too but was scred of the balcany. The fireplace was my favorite touch!"

"The host were super welcoming and sent detailed messages with lots of things to do around the cabin and everything we needed to know about inside the cabin! "

"Great communications."