Search Motels in Captree Island from CA $150

"King size bed with sleep in sofa was perfect for me and two children"

"Cery quite place "

"Check in room was at 89 degrees. Unable to lower the temp. Moved to a different room temp was 80 degrees unable to lower the temp. Shut system down. TV did not work and not fixed until the second day after asking 2 times to fix."

"When booking, it was not revealed that the property was under renovations. Boxes, mattresses, palettes were piled everywhere. Construction noises from morning til night. Construction workers walking freely around property. "newly" renovated rooms had no working lighting by bed/fake lights. No electrical outlets by beds to plug in chargers. No hair dryer provider=d in room. Breakfast was terrible even for continental breakfast. "Security" door was unlatched, even at night. Will not stay at La Quinta again."

"Very nice staff and room. Recommended 💯"

"In general terms it is an excellent solution for travellers. Very good conditions"

"All was clean, friendly, and parking was open and available."

"The sink faucet was lose and falling off the sink. The shower dripped. There were no towels in the two adjoining rooms, and there was a large spider in one of the beds. This was the worse hotel experience I have on three continents. I spoke to staff and sent a text and was assured they would fix everything. But nothing was fixed. I had to go lobby to get towels. Poor Poor service. Not a good experience when traveling for a wedding. "

"The issues began at check-in, where only one of the three elevators was operational. Upon entering my room (Room, 1 King Bed, Accessible), I found the following: Safety & Maintenance: The AC system made loud, alarming noises resembling fireworks when activated. Additionally, the television depicted only static. Cleanliness & Upkeep: The floors were filthy, mirrors were stained, and both the carpeting and furniture were heavily worn and marked. Plumbing Issues: The toilet ran constantly, the shower/bath nozzles were rusted, and the water pressure was virtually non-existent"