Best McGaheysville Hotels

Stayed in 4 bedroom woodstone. It was great to have the two separate, yet together units, for our two families traveling together. Sure, there were a few things on the condo that needed some attention but nothing that ruined the overall trip. We went in the fall and colors were amazing. Be aware that most things at the resort have fall hours so plan your week accordingly. We found plenty to do at the resort as well as it was easy to get to Shenandoah, so we did that a couple of days-and found family friendly hikes for five kids ages 3-8.

Passing by the local university to visit a friend for a temporary stay for one night, looking at the hotel with a high score, it is said that it was the best hotel in the local area a few years ago. Located in the university town, the environment is good, there are many restaurants near the left, and there are many other places in the United States that are very crowded and have to go a few kilometers away from the hotel. It is still very convenient.

Location was in the process of complete remodeling of guest rooms. Mine had been completed with a new vanity, walk-in shower and beds.

Franco and Kimberly were working at the front desk and were incredibly helpful. Whether we needed toothpaste or cookies, they speedily met our needs. These two exceptional employees made our weekend and drastically improved our overall experience. The rooms were pretty clean and had good sound insulation. Overall, this was a great hotel and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

The rooms were quite clean, but the non-smoking rooms felt cigarette. We changed our room twice, but the staff were very comfortable. Not worse for price quality

Stayed for one night on our way to New York City. We checked in pretty late - check in was smooth and efficient. Front desk clerk was friendly and helpful. The hotel was very clean and the beds were very comfortable. The room was spacious enough for my husband and me and our two college-age kids. We asked for extra towels when making the reservation and they were in the room when we arrived. All in all, a great stay and we would stay here again without hesitation.

Overall a good hotel. It was clean and new. The staff was friendly and the hotel was nice. A little weird that you don't get breakfast included unless you pay $8 a person but not a big deal as there is a Krispy Kreme super close. Stayed one night while visiting colleges and it was busy. Entrance is a little hard to find in the dark and the pillows need to be firmer but not major complaints.

About what you'd expect for a lower end hotel, but beware - it's nowhere near the expectations of the high quality reviews shown here, which is why we booked this particular one. The service was by far the worst I've ever experienced at a hotel. I've stayed at hotels half the price of this one in Harrisonburg and gotten significantly better service. We arrived late at night after most guest have already checked in. No one was at the front counter when we walked in - a little odd since nothing would be taking place that late, but okay, maybe they're in the back for a minute or doing a nightly check. We waited a bit, no one showed up. Keep in mind there's no bell or notification service. I try calling the hotel, which rang and rang to the front lobby phone with no answer. We knocked on the staff door, still no answer. We walked around the halls and still didn't see anyone. 2 more phone calls, still no answer. We ended up waiting 20+ minutes just to see a staff member, the only way to get their attention was to bang on the door with my fists to which they came stumbling out. I don't know if they were sleeping or what, but it was ridiculous that calling and knocking multiple times no one answered when nothing was going on. If a guest needed to call the front desk, good luck, they're not answering you. When we finally got checked in, we went to the room. A major topic of reviews was good ”cleanliness” - it was anything but. Hair covered the shower, toilet, towels, and sink, and a mystery substance was on the bottom of the shower. The room had a weird odor to it, and the fan of the A/C was loud and rattled. Look, I know this is a one-off experience, and you pay for what you get, but $150 should go further for a hotel than the complete lackluster service and profound uncleanliness experienced here. I see this isn't the first bad review in regards to service at the front desk. Management, take notice. Patrons, avoid at all costs.