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I would suggest moving the toilet paper holder from the lower side of my leg and rising it higher so when I have to use the restroom as a bigger woman, it's not jamming in my leg or I have to hurt my back trying to ”finish” using the restroom.

Upon arriving to check in we were told our room wasn’t ready as the previous guest checked out and stole the tv. Yes, stole the hotel tv. That made us second guess our stay but we thought the hotel can’t tell wether a guest is a good or bad guest. We decided to go have dinner and then come back, giving them time to install the new tv. The room was a “jacuzzi room” , but it for sure had seen better days. It did not smell so that was a bonus. *first the wooden coat rack with steel hooks was so broken that the second I put my coat on it it tilted 90 degrees almost slamming into my face. My hubby took a video of it to show the front desk. *the jacuzzi tub had hair in it, we informed front desk and they came and picked hair out, I myself sprayed down the tub with sanitizer and wiped it after that as it must not of been cleaned from previous tenant * the lights flickered on and off when turned on * you were left on your own how to figure out the heat. * the tv the my just put in there went back and forth between snowy screen and regular tv, upon Investigation the cable in the back had no proper end and was just a loose wire set into the cable hole * the bedding had a hole and some stains and very uncomfortable. The staff was the saving the grace they were pleasant and nice. Will not be staying there again, one too many issues and for 119.99 for the night not worth it all.

I had read the reviews -- so many reviews raving about Stonecroft Inn -- and wondered if they were all genuine. I decided to take a chance on staying at Stonecroft Inn for 4 nights and I was so glad I did! We had minimal interaction with people working at the inn, but the encounters we did have were all pleasant and helpful. Our room was large and updated. It included a very comfortable king-size bed, a small sofa and a coffee table; a desk with comfortable chair; a cabinet that consisted of 3 drawers and an enclosure for a small fridge; and a moveable ottoman. The tv was large enough to be viewed from the bed or from the sofa. There were plenty of lamps and outlets. The room-darkening curtains were very effective. The bath area was divided into a sink area with a large mirror and then a tub/shower and toilet. This area, too, was updated and included all that we needed including plenty of towels and a hair dryer. And even though our room fronted on a busy street, we never really heard traffic noise. Based on the large number of vehicles in the parking lot, it appeared that the inn, understandably, enjoyed a great deal of repeat business. Breakfast was included but we did not partake. The lobby and our room were all very clean. I would definitely stay at the Stonecroft Inn again.

We chose this hotel based on reviews and availability. When we walked up and saw a rainbow business sign on the door, we thought we had chosen wisely. Unfortunately the staff person proceeded to assume that I was a man, and then that my wife must be my mother, clearly lacking any awareness of lgbt people in her worldview, which soured our check in experience. Once in our room (216) the fridge was so noisy we unplugged it and the shower handle was broken. Having come in from hiking and wanting to shower to check for ticks before we relaxed in the room, the fact that it took more than half an hour for the person to come and see the problem was frustrating. Once we were switched to another room, our stay was fine. The fridge in our second room (205) was quieter and the shower worked fine. Had we been offered any compensation for the inconvenience, we might have rated this higher. Without anything more than an I’m sorry, the most generous rating I can give this hotel is an average. We also found it a bit weird that the pamphlet display cases contained information about attractions in places like Ottawa and Virginia, rather than any local tourism options someone staying there might want to know about. The highlight of this hotel was that it was clean. For these reasons, I wouldn’t recommend or not recommend this hotel to others. However, if a friend was thinking of staying there, I would definitely tell them about our experience so they could decide for themselves if they wanted to stay here or not.