Best Chicopee Hotels

I encountered a rare tornado flood in the Hudson Valley of New York State. Water and electricity were cut off overnight. I booked two rooms on Ctrip overnight. I woke up in the morning and fled to this hotel in Chicopee. Arrived at 10:30 in the morning and told the girl at the front desk about our experience. After reporting to the manager, they arranged a room for us to wash and rest in ten minutes. At 1:00 noon, they gave us a second room. The hotel is just a few minutes down the highway. There are many restaurants around. It is very convenient. There is also free breakfast and free Starbucks coffee the day before yesterday. Clean, safe, good service, half an hour's drive from Amherst College

Booking.com didn’t post my review and I know TripAdvisor will! 1 star for a working AC is about all I can give. From the moment you walk in the foyer with the cracked floor tiles, everything is dim and dingy! None of their hand sanitizer stations had sanitizer in them… maybe that’s why they make you wear a mask! We opened our room door and it smelled dank… a stale smell. I quickly sprayed everything down with Lysol as the room was dingy and old looking! I looked at the pillow cases and I said to myself “there is no way in hell these are fresh linens!” One pillow had a stain. I pulled back my sheets and yup, they were wrinkled like someone slept in them… they just pulled them up tightly instead of stripping the bed! I will strip it myself in the morning to at least guarantee the next person gets fresh sheets! (Look at my pictures and judge for yourself!). Shower was gross and not cleaned… hair from previous guest still on the walls! Mold or dirt on the bathroom walls. Some kind of gross stain on the curtains. Opened fridge to find a bunch of leftover fried rice on the bottom shelf (loose rice, not in a box). This place is not worth $139. Go stay at LaQuinta instead! YUCK Yuck yuck!!! Thank God I’m only here 1 night!!! They should pay YOU to stay here! Avoid room #219 although you will probably find the same in the rest of the rooms! If you don’t have enough cleaning staff then shut down half of your rooms! Flash on my camera makes hallway look 100x brighter than it is!

We had a nice experience at the Red Roof West Springfield during school vacation. The staff was super nice and helped me figure out kid friendly activities in the area. They also recommended Cals Woodfire Restaurant and IHOP for breakfast. The hotel sat near restaurants, a grocery store and the Dr. Seuss museum. Our room was clean with a comfortable mattress. We also like the strong water pressure in our shower. We will be back once Six Flags opens for the summer.

We noticed a terrible smell in the room when we arrived, it was as if someone boiled some kind of ramen from a package every day in there. Next, we noticed a bug on the curtains, not to worry, killed it and thought ok... that happens. That night we were awoke many times during the night by slamming doors, laughing and loud talking in the halls. We had to be out by 7am, this was not good. I called the front desk at 2am to let them know what was happening. The women I spoke with didn't seem surprised and said she would check it out. Still went on, awake again at 3am and 4am. When our alarm finally did go off and we left the room there were two bags full of fast-food trash outside the room across the hall from us. I spoke to the front desk and said we would not like to stay the second night we had booked. I was told that was fine and given a small apology and told that the guests had been staying long term and that was their last night. NO thank you - we checked out and now staying at the Holiday Inn Express in Downtown Springfield. No smell, friendly & helpful staff and clean rooms. Don't book this hotel, you will not enjoy your stay.

Plenty of storage. Room service appropriately priced. Housekeeping doesn't always speak English but they will replenish towels and sheets, but will heavily bang on the door. Not remote worker friendly. Balconies are decent but not cleaned. Respond well when SA occurs, we're quick to hand WSPD the footage. Felt safe there even though that happened to my mom and the deadbolt lock snapped with my kid in the room. Actually pet friendly. Descent breakfast bar. Bathroom leaked through the wall and balcony doors can be rough to open but we've been to worse since being displaced from a house fire.

Excellent location. The staff ate friendly. Unfortunately I hate to say this place left much to he desired. The carpet in the hallway has a smell. The room has a smell. The loveseat in the room does not inspire confidence when it comes to cleanliness. Good thing the beddings are clean. Giving it a higher rating would be doing disservice to other Hampton Inns that are doing a wonderful job.

The road noise and interroom noise is excessive. Constant road noise from the highway is loud. Footsteps and conversations could clearly be heard from the floor above us. This is our 4th time in a Tru hotel and this location was by far the noisiest. Sleeping was difficult until well after midnight. On the good side the breakfast was a good continental breakfast that was well stock and fresh. The breakfast hostess was very pleasant and helpful. The desk staff was also quite pleasant. The rooms are minimally furnished (no coffee pot, no microwave, no luggage racks for suitcases, not even a brochure explaining hotell services) so at this price point ($200 after taxes), we expected at least a quite nights sleep. Overall, pass on this Tru location and find a different hotel.