Top Hotels Near Eldridge Park in Elmira from NZ$103

"Staff was welcoming, but place is in below average shape, with subpar breakfast and pool was closed."

"⚠️ BEWARE OF THE POOL ⚠️ My family stayed here for 3 nights. While most of the staff were friendly, our experience with the pool was extremely concerning. The pool reopened on 3/31 after being closed for maintenance. After just one hour in the water, my boyfriend’s eyes became very red and irritated. By the next morning, his condition worsened so badly that we had to go to the ER, where he was diagnosed with keratitis and prescribed medicated eye drops. We informed the manager, Rose Hawley, simply so the pool could be checked and to prevent this from happening to others. We were not asking for compensation. Unfortunately, she was dismissive and unprofessional, insisting the pool could not be the cause, even suggesting he might be “allergic to chlorine”—despite us having no history of issues and a medical professional explaining otherwise. Now, days later, his vision is still blurred and his eyes remain red, impacting his daily life and the attendance of his online classes. Very disappointing response from management and a serious safety concern. Please use caution if you plan to use the pool. "

"Did not eat breakfast"

"Everything was great here!"

"Breakfast is very limited. Found the trash on the ground. "

"Clean and comfortable"

"The first day the sausage and potatoes were really overdone. the second day the bagels were so stale that you could not pull them apart."

"At 5:30A this morning, the TV in the next room began playing very loudly. My husband called the front desk and asked the night clerk to address the issue. When nothing happened, he went and asked why - the night clerk said he called the room and knocked on the door - but got no response. He then refused to do anything else. My husband had to resolve the problem himself by banging on the door - after that the TV was shut off. I might add that this solution was really unacceptable as who knows what was going on in that room - clearly an unsafe situation. The next morning when my husband asked again why the night clerk couldn't address the issue - the night clerk became confrontational and quite belligerent - asking my husband if he had a problem. I expect if staying at a hotel to be treated with respect by the staff and the staff should be able to handle issues as they arise. This was not the case; and may be the result of insufficient training / preparation? 5:30AM is much too early to be awoken in this manner and I personally didn't hear either the phone or the night clerk knocking on the door next to ours (I certainly did hear the TV blasting) - so apparently he didn't know how or couldn't adequately address the loudness issue plus he was very rude to us. So, for this reason, we won't be staying at this or any Comfort Inn in the future. "

"There was a strange odor in the elevator, really bad "