Top Hotels Near 17th Street Farmers’ Market in Richmond from NZ$203

"nice"

"The property is beautiful but nothing is open on the weekends. The elevators are extremely slow and there was always a long line. We were there for three nights and did not receive any housekeeping. The front desk was very unfriendly and gave conflicting information from when I had called prior to checkin. Overall, meh "

"Had an amazing experience. Clean and so well kept "

" Rey clean and tidy room. Helpful and accommodating staff."

"Classic historical hotel. Recommend staying in the garden area in spring. Very nice staff. Adorable cat Annabelle greets you in the lobby. Safe location. Bed was very comfortable. "

"Overall really liked the hotel. Fun decor and art, loved the toiletries in the bathroom, bed was clean and comfortable. A couple of times the staff was a little less than friendly, and we had a cold shower one morning. But overall we enjoyed our stay!"

"Fantastic room!"

"No gym, property was under renovation was extremely loud couldn’t walk in front door. They ran out of WATER.Nothing upon check in was so bad had to leave a night early and stay at a Hilton do not stay here "

"I seriously have stayed in nicer cheap road side Motel 6s than this place. Room had a horrible AC unit that groaned and howled while on so badly that I couldn’t sleep with it on. Next two nights I just got the room as cold as possible during the early evening so I could turn off the AC completely when I wanted to sleep. Shampoo dispenser was completely empty; so I asked the front desk to refill it. Came back to the room and had new towels but still no shampoo. Plus shower was barely warm; not frigid or anything but at full heat it barely could be called luke warm. Smoke detector near next to the bed was another interference with good sleep. Extremely bright green led light that lit up the room like a child’s night light. Luckily it was mounted so low that I was able to move an ottoman in the room in front of it and position my suitcase in such a way as to obscure the light. "