Find hotels near Regal Crossgates, Albany from CA $97

"Great."

"Great hotel and safe. Hotel room was falling apart in the bathroom. Other than that it was good."

"Breakfast is excellent "

"My experience was atrocious, I came to spend the night, with my partner because I had a very important exam to take. We live 4 hours away.. I was studying all evening when we heard a disturbance at our door and it was a drunk man banging his head into his door(next door to our door) hoping it would open itself.. it was literally 2 in the morning , this persisted until about 4 am. By 3am I dozed off and woke up by 6:42am to my blood sugar dropping.. I am a type one diabetic and I wear a pump that is very visible. I tried to take advantage of the free breakfast that was included with my stay.. I made two small waffles and a cup of coffee. As I tried to correct my blood sugar I went to the counter trying to explain to the front desk what occurred last night and how disturbing the man was last night. The front desk receptionist was dismissive and stated I booked thru a third party and there’s nothing she can do .. no apology, or acknowledgment, then I asked to speak to a manager because there’s no way you can ask me how’s my stay then treat me completely dismissive… she does to the back room and has me wait about 10 minutes , guest are starting to wait to Check out and a line is created…. She comes back after 10 minutes helps the guest then kindly says I called the cops … in disbelief I said I asked for the manager and you’ve called the cops ….. this was beyond a humiliating incident… I went back to my room to wake up my husband and inform him of what’s going on in the mist of hi"

"Was a very clean room. Nice amenities"

"I enjoyed the bed because after traveling through 2 state's I was finally able to rest"

"It was quiet and safe with all of our questions answered"

"It was great"

"The room was missing lightbulbs for those new lamps, otherwise very nice renovations. The new security system (door lock) is a very big improvement over the old less secure previous ones."