SpringHill Suites Edgewood Aberdeen

Bizarrely rude and hostile staff.

From the quick-​less than five minutes-​super friendly check-​in until a 30 seconds phone call check-​out, I had no complaints at all.
Our suite was absolutely perfect for the two of us. There was a mini-​kitchen with a microwave and refrigerator that was very useful during our stay. It’s so hard to find hotels these days with both… some don’t have either unless you request it.
The separate living area included a flat screen TV with a very nice pull-​out sofa bed. The bedroom was spacious and also included a flat screen TV as well. The bed was really comfortable with nice decorative pillows. I thought that was a nice touch with the added décor.
The bathroom had mini amenities/​toiletries and plenty of towels for our use. The shower didn’t get quite as hot as I’d like, but it was decent enough. My companion actually thought the water temperature was fine for their liking.
I’m not a huge breakfast person but being nosey I wanted to check out their complimentary hot/​cold breakfast. Pretty decent. They had an assortment of breads, bagels and muffins, fresh fruit, sausage, scrambled eggs, a waffle-​making station, dry cereals, coffee, and orange/​apple juice. I thought this was a good selection and a major plus was that everything looked clean! The stations were well tended to and I definitely appreciated that.
I would like to commend the staff that I encountered. They were all really polite and spoke with a smile. I would definitely return here and highly recommend.

This place was nice.
I really didn’t deal with any of the staff other than check in.
This location was close to my destination.

I have stayed here around 10 times over the last two years for business. I would stay somewhere else if Marriott had a closer property. The convenience of the location is one star and the standard breakfast is the second star. The staff is not as attentive as i would expect for a Marriott property. Being a platinum member, I have seen way better service at similar properties out away from the city. Don’t stay on the third level if you are a non-​smoker. The maintenance crew smokes in their work room, so the floor reeks of smoke.

Really a 2.5 stars review. The hotel is in the middle of nowhere surrounded by tons of other hotels. The room was OK, but it was oddly shaped and felt cumbersome. The were very sparse on towels and toiletries for a 2-​person. We had to move rooms because the air conditioner’s compressor was broken. The breakfast is decent — they have hot and cold foods and a varied selection and free wi-​fi. We left a day early because the hotel was kind of depressing (were there for a wedding).

Hotel is just okay. Typical Springhill suites and looks the same in every city. This was built in 2001. It has not been renovated since. Wall paper in the bathroom and a few other spots is lifting, lobby looks dated, beds looked a bit worn, coffee table had nick marks… but the room was clean and bright which made up for some of the other stuff. Tv is nice big flat screen. I would stay here again if it were convenient but I would prefer driving a little further for a newer property if given the choice.

Elevator certificate out-​of-​date, weird stains on some rooms’ mattresses, poor air exchange/​temperature regulation. Decent in-​room «kitchenette,» (mini fridge, no freezer, sink, microwave.) Nothing nearby… the restaurant at the bottom of the hill is mediocre and expensive, there is a Pizza Hut and Cracker Barrel within walking distance, but… that is about it. Staff is more interested in talking amongst themselves then helping you at the front desk. Had to correct employees two times for giving incorrect change. Hotel is clean enough, but… I’ve definitely seen better Springhill Suite locations.

Not a bad hotel. There’s nothing nearby except a Cracker Barrel. The beds and sheets are little rough, but so are most Marriotts. Breakfast is ok, but nothing spectacular. Just your average Marriott. At least you get 10 points per dollar if you’re platinum.

Meh.
In many ways staying at a hotel is a lot like drinking wine. At first they all seem the same but after a while you develop a taste for a specific type or flavor. I hate this animal that I’ve become.
Two years ago I would have been pumped to stay at a hotel like this because it has a fridge and microwave. But quote Timmy Aces, nevermore… nevermore…
The walls at this hotel are the thinnest of any hotel I’ve ever been to. It’s rare that I have a problem sleeping as I’ve become accustomed to ambient sounds. Here you can hear EVERYTHING, and I literally mean everything.
The bedding and linens are what you would expect at a springhill or fairfield and are quite subpar. The water isn’t that hot and the porcelain in the tub is cracked. The internet is butt slow and the temperature is either the arctic or sahara.
I would avoid this hotel as everything here stinks. Well, except for me… for once in my life I actually smell manly.

The renovations are done, and the bathrooms are very clean. Unfortunatly, the ability to regulate the temperature in the rooms is very poor. The light can’t be turned on in the exercise room without the glare making the tv unreadable. The woman at the front desk threw her boss under the bus, saying that the manager had failed to check my colleague in, or give her the message that was waiting for her, and that she’d need to run the card again. There’s nothing wrong with that message-​it just could have been delivered in a much more professional way.
Ample parking, there was a pool and a whirlpool. Rooms were a good size, but I knew what I was in for from the point where my directions read, «It’s just behind the Cracker Barrel.»

This hotel feels like someone bought an old Motel 6 or something and converted it to a Springhill Suites. The walls are so thin you can hear people talking (and snoring!) in other rooms. They are in the middle of «renovations» which really means that they are painting the rooms and making a lot of noise at 8am in the morning. In fact, it appears that the entire hall I am in is being «renovated» at one point or another, which really makes it hard to sleep in on the weekend or walk down the hall without having to dodge ladders, paint buckets, and workmen. I booked for 3 weeks and you would think that they would have made sure that I was in an already «renovated» part of the hotel, not in the middle of their workmen, but apparently that was asking a lot from them.