Staunton Trinity Episcopal Church Hotels

"Most time"

"Fantastic all around "

"Great staff and amazing price point at the Sleep Inn at Staunton! Colleen greeted us at check-in and was extremely friendly and helpful. When we went upstairs and realized she had given us a double queen room (turned out to be due to a miscommunication from Expedia), I returned to the desk to let her know I had booked a king (per my confirmation and receipt), and she switched us without issue, as there was still one available. Our room was clean with a super comfy bed and plenty of pillows. Room temp was easily controlled. Had a microwave and fridge and everything we needed for a quick overnight halfway home from a southern road trip vacation. Property is clean and up-to-date and the area feels very safe at night. Only downside was the thin walls, but as regular budget-conscious travelers we are used to that and always bring a fan or sound machine to ensure a restful night. Super convenient, right off I-81 and lots of places to dine nearby. Free breakfast was basic but good hotel fare, and we appreciated that it was still hot and plentiful when we came down at 8:30, even though it was offered 6 to 9am. Staunton is a great little city, and the hotel was so nice (and affordable!) that we’re thinking of a weekend trip there when the weather is warmer!"

"There are a lot of hotels around Waynesboro but Im glad we chose Best Western. It is very clean. The free breakfast is great. Every member of the staff we met was very friendly. We will definitely stay here again."

"Fantastic location and a lovely city. The hotel was clean, accommodations very comfortable, staff excellent, breakfast very good. "

"Clean, nice staff "

"Room was newly renovated but not completed. Missing lights in ceiling, nothing in the shower to put soap or shampoo and conditioner on. I’ve stayed here before so I get the renovation part. But a completed room would have been nice. "

"Nice hotel you pay for the view "

"This property should be removed from your listing because it is not really a hotel. The door to my room was not secure, and there was no coffee for breakfast. The first room they put me in had the hotel privacy door latch missing and the deadbolt could not lock due to the door being warped by the extreme cold. This is a motel where each unit’s door opens right outside. They moved me into another room which had a partially functioning deadbolt, but the hotel privacy door latch was barely attached with 1 screw missing and the other 2 partially sticking out. A determined person could have broken into my room. After surviving the night, I found no coffee the next morning. The receptionist told me that another customer had just broken the machine. I did not believe her and left immediately for Starbucks. Maybe that was her plan."