Best Western Premier Liberty Inn & Suites

Reviews

• WW

  Wendy Wohlwend

  Oct 18, 2025
  1.0
  Pool closes at 10 with no quite hour for adults until 11pm like most hotels we stay at and then doesn't open until 10 in the morning which gives you no time to enjoy the amenities before check out at 11
• SS

  Stephanie Schwilling

  Oct 18, 2025
  2.0
  Our room didn’t have a curtain so it was lit up from street lights all night (see photo below). I couldn’t sleep well. I could hear footsteps from the room above us all night and morning. Bathroom water pressure in the faucet was a trickle. I know they reduce it so people don’t use so much water but this was unreasonable. They only left us 2 towels. Gym had lights that needed changed out and were flickering. Room was clean, pool was cold but okay, and coffee area was good. I might expect this from a hotel that was $100/night. But over $200 a night for this was disappointing.
• WC

  Winston Churchill

  Oct 8, 2025
  1.0
  “Extremely disappointed. The experience was frustrating from start to finish and not worth the time or money.”
• GS

  Grace Savage

  Oct 5, 2025
  1.0
  I’m a platinum member at Best Western, the woman at the front desk was very rude and refused to check me in 3 minutes early so I went next door to the Hilton where they took great care of me!
• HB

  Hans Bennink

  Oct 2, 2025
  3.0
  In my opinion, a Best Western is always a hit or miss. It's mostly in the details. However, we were certain that a Best Western Premier would be comparable to hotel chains such as Hilton Garden Inn and Courtyard. But that was not the case. Although the hotel was satisfactory, I am not fond of the bright blue LED strips and the ice-cold overhead light. The room had warm light, though. However, the first room we were put in was too bright, since it had no blackout shades, just the screen that's in front of it. How can you miss that? Breakfast in the morning (7:15) was a disaster. Hard, blackened sausage; bacon that disintegrated upon contact; and burnt scraps of dried-out scrambled egg. Bagels were present, but butter, jelly, or any other condiment was overlooked. So we just made a waffle. It was better the next morning, but we still think it was all very dry since they keep the tray's temperature too high. The orange juice was very good, though. The owner apologized and promised to do better, which is for the reader to decide. Furthermore, they were simultaneously broadcasting a news channel on the television and playing music in the breakfast room. I just thought it was another lack of detail at this otherwise nice enough hotel.