Hotels near HomeGoods, Plymouth

I stayed here in July for one night in July. The check in process went ok. The room on the 5th floor appeared to be very clean. It did smell of bug spray. I did not complain as I figured it was better to have a problem addressed and ”fixed” then to have a problem and ignored. The bed was comfortable, Bathroom clean. Internet good, cell phone service was difficult (I am with US Cellular). I requested 1 pm late check out as I really needed the extra time. Two desk clerks did not have the ”authority”to grant my request. I had to ask the morning manager. She cheerfully granted my request. The for charge breakfast ”buffet” was more like a continental breakfast, which in my opinion should be called that. A person can order off the menu. I ordered a Ham and cheese omelet with home fries. Very little ham and almost no cheese. Home fries looked cooked on the outside, damp on the inside. I sent it back and was not charged. I did tell the front desk about the poor meal. When I was packing my clothes that were hanging in the closet, I noticed dead roaches. When I got home I noticed two more dead roaches on my bag and in the trunk of my car. I was not happy at all. Will I stay here again ? Maybe. I did like the hotel being away from the tourist area of Plymouth next to the home depot store. As far as security, the police department is basically across the street.

Let me start off by saying that this particular hotel holds a special place in my heart as I stayed here several times as a child. It WAS always extremely well kept, the staff WAS kind, it WAS tastefully decorated and WAS a peaceful family-oriented place to stay. However, new ownership is making all the wrong decisions to keep up with the old standards. For starters, they no longer have beach access, which is a huge disappointment! It would be better if they had no breakfast at all, considering they only provide bagels, bread, one type of cereal and waffle mix. The waffle mix ran out an hour before breakfast was over and they had zero interest replenishing it. Having said that, the same worker runs the desk and has no personality to be working with the public. He's not rude but looks miserable to be there and it makes your stay feel that much more uncomfortable because you can see he could care less about your presence. They seem to be losing focus on the stay, and spending more of their attention on getting outsiders in to use the bar. Perhaps they are getting by with the money made from the restaurant/bar, but they are forgetting about those that are spending the night. I will say that the women that runs the bar is very friendly, and the food was very good! But the New England Charm that the hotel used to bear, is now combined with a Miami vibe which just doesn't fit the scene. It is extremely tacky looking and has a picture of nude women on the wall that just doesn't seem appropriate for the setting considering families like ours are staying. Another distasteful display is the bright aggressive signs everywhere that read ”no food, no drinks, in pool & hot tub area. $200 Fine” I understand the reasoning behind no food and certain drinks in that area, but it seems a bit rough displayed in such a manner. Very short staffed! It seemed like the owners were the two-cleaning people, one person ran the desk and two ran the restaurant and they never left. I wondered if they lived there, I guess it shouldn't matter one way or another it's just sad how desperate everything feels. I think it would have been overlooked had they expressed gratitude for their guests, but you're lucky if you even got a smile apart from the friendly woman at the restaurant. Mind you, it breaks my heart to say anything bad about this place considering the years I spent going without a single flaw. I understand things change, but this is not for the good. The entire premises looks run down, and sadly I don't foresee this changing because of their poor customer relations and poor objectives. It's amazing what a can of paint will do. I would hate to see this place continue to go downhill; I really do wish the very best but they must get the courage to lose sight of the shore. Quite literately. they can't depend on alcohol and a pretty view to stay up float. I wish this review to be used as constructive criticism for the owners, because truly I want to continue on with the memorie

We had a lovely stay at TownePlace in Wareham, MA, for just one night, because it was near some geocaches that we wanted to look for...and also certain members of my family wanted to swim in an indoor pool in February. The room (two queens plus sofa) was clean and cute. We're not accustomed to extended stay hotels, so it was surprising to see a fully-functional kitchen in the room. Looked more like a studio apartment than a hotel room. The indoor pool was clean and fun. My kids swam for hours. I noticed there was warm-weather outdoor seating, overlooking the cranberry bog, but too cold today to enjoy that. The free breakfast in the morning was delicious with a variety of options to choose from. When we checked out, we left a scavenger hunt for the maid: four different tips (dollar bills) hidden in four different places in the room. Hope they enjoyed the hunt! :) I must still be in a geocaching mood. Every staff member who worked Sat 02/11 to Sun 02/12 was ultra-friendly. It would be impossible to name all of them. Thanks for a fun weekend away!

Although this motel is economical, it feels very comfortable to stay here for one night, it should not be built for a long time, the decoration and equipment are very new and clean. The hotel is not big, more than ten rooms. The front desk staff was friendly but not full-time and the last booking guest arrived after check-in and she left work. Left a phone to find her. The next day I checked out and she hadn't been at work yet, so I put the key in the box. The room is a little smaller than the average motel but small and beautiful. There is a microwave and mini refrigerator in the room. The hotel location is very convenient, 40 minutes drive from Marthas Vineyard Ferry Pier. If you go to Martha's Vineyard for a day but don't want to spend the night on the island, you can consider returning to the mainland to live here. Marthas Vineyard Hotels on the island are several times expensive and not good during peak season.