Motels in Bertie County

"My family always stay here ever year when we go down for our famiky reunion we booked 5 rooms and i had my dog this time the lady Cindy was so rude to me i told her I would not keep my dog there i just wanted to put my bags in the room i said i would keep dog in bag in front of room door she told me no so i had famiky stay in car with her and she gonna ask my niece if I was sneaking the dog in and then was talking about it to the guess that checked in after us. She worked every day we where therr watching the cameras when we came in n out to see if i was gonna sneak my dog in i will never stay there again i felt like I was under surveillance the whole time I was there she just lost the hotel a lot of money cause as I said my family stay there every year and was always up to 10 rooms rented. And the think is they allow dogs in the hotel but my dog couldnt sit in the hall way for 5 minutes "

"Yes"

"Everything about our stay at the Holiday Inn Express (IHG) exceeded expectations—especially for a smaller town. The night front desk associate was courteous and professional, and the morning staff were just as welcoming. I want to especially recognize Falethia (I may have misspelled her name), who was incredibly helpful in every way. She truly made our stay more comfortable, particularly when we needed to extend due to medical reasons. Her kindness and support made a stressful situation much easier to navigate."

"Room was clean smelt fresh, the only issue we had was with tub a little backed up when we took a shower. Overall a good experience."

"The property was pet friendly. However you get what you pay for. The property didn't look like the picture. The rooms recked of cigarettes smoke. Although the place didn't look appealing, the rooms in the inside were cozy and simple. The beds were firm and very comfortable to sleep on. Overall a peaceful stay."

"Avoid this location at all costs. I’m not sure if the photos on the website are just “enhanced,” or they’re simply pictures of the nineteen seventies. It’s downright filthy. the manager shouts over speakerphone at customers—leaving his front desk staff to smile nervously and hold the phone to the bulletproof window. "

"yes"

"It was fabulous!"

"yes and yes"