快樂熊汽車旅館的評論

I think the Happy Bear is happy because he no longer lives there. I can not recommend this place unless there is no other and your only option is to sleep in your car. Reading past reviews I can see the owner has not changed his attitude in the last 10 years. While he can be friendly and helpful when he decides to for the most part his social skills are lacking. It’s amazing that hotels, motels and inns are able to secure such steep prices for their lodgings. Forget staying in Woodstock unless you make reservations 6-12 months in advance or are willing to pay $350.00 and up for a nights rest. Thus this is what brought us to Killington instead of Woodstock Vermont. When we first pulled into the parking lot of “Happy Bear Motel” it was like a punch in the gut. I don’t mind staying at old-road-side motels, I grew up on them, but this had a Bates Motel hits the real estate market feel to it. It was obvious from the exterior there was no pride in ownership. If you really want to know how things are taken care of look at the underbelly, or in this case behind the motel. (See pictures.) As far as cleanliness I’ve seen a lot worse. Of course there were several hairs in the tub but the sink and most of the surfaces appeared cleaned. When we arrived we did not like the location of our room as we could not see our car when we looked out but only a wall. I went back in the office to request room 5 as we were in room 8. He said, “No that one is not clean.” Geez it’s Saturday night. I would think they would have all the rooms on the bottom floor (there are only 8 rooms available), cleaned. So he offered room 6 with 2 double beds instead of one. I said I would take it. He said that will be “$20.00 more a night.” I was so tried and overwhelmed , I said will you take cash? First time he smiled, I took it as a yes and tossed him a $20.00. I see online a room with 2 beds is $10.00 more a night, how cheeky. There were no stores opened for me to pick up some milk so he offered me a glass from the breakfast inventory. That was kind of him. There was only one other guest at the motel on a Saturday night, which in hindsight is a plus. Note there is a bar/restaurant across the street and the noise spills into your room. I’d suggest that you keep looking for another place to stay. I looked at the online photos on their website and I don’t know when they were taken, but they are not a representation of the Happy Bear Motel. Is there such a thing? Happy Bear? Not at this place.