Windsor Inn Lake Havasu City

Great value for the money. Older motel being kept nice, Bed linens & mattress like new. Bath towels a little older and thin. Great location next to the lake.

Room was comfortable for two people. It was close to the river and restaurants. We've stayed there twice now, so the value is good.

When I went to the reception to check in, the worker asked me for my ID and bank card, at that moment it seemed to me that he didn’t know that I bought a room through *******, so I asked, the man didn’t even listen to me and told me to get out of here and that he is canceling reservations. The tone of his voice was very rude and arrogant, he asked me what country I was from, and when I answered, he hinted that I should go back there. Finally, when he finally bothered to explain the situation to me, he told me never to return to this hotel again. As a result, I was insulted, the receptionist did not show any hospitality.

No light in the bathroom, toilet lid was broken, vanity was tiled tiles were cracked broken and missing, the room smelled, pillows were old and flat, a continental breakfast was advertised but no area was set up. Building and grounds are run down the room was dingy and not at all like the photos provided.

The room was sparce. No water glass, old rooms However the room was fairly clean Dirty floor.

I like the price and location and have spent time here on multiple occasions, We usually only spend the nights here as we are visiting family in town. What I didnt like is that we were gone all day and the room was not cleaned, the towels not refreshed, along with the soap and shampoo. The bathroom is very small and hard to turn around once inside. Some of the other rooms I have stayed in have been bigger. I had closed the curtain before we left for the day, when we came back the curtain had been opened, but the room had not bee cleaned.

First off, the door had no gasketing and was open to an outside walkway, because of the age, it was sagging and there was a wide open gap where light and sound traveled. Not energy efficient for such a hot area of the country. Secondly there was absolutely no decor on the walls. No pictures, no color, nothing. The floor was done in a particle wood substitute for planking - and was seperated with large gaps between the planks. The light switch covers were filthy, looks like they had not been wiped down in over a year. I tried to use the power outlet outside that was marked for "boat charging" for my plug in hybrid, but it did not work. parking was limited for as many rooms as they had. They put most of the guests on the view side where you could see the water, which meant that side the parking filled up. The lobby had plexiglass for security, made me feel it was not the safest area, even though the rest of the city and hotels were just fine. I found it tacky and uninviting. The manager was friendly, but then hawked the city guides that were basically just advertizing brochures - there were two of them. I figured he was getting a kickback for prominently displaying them and giving them to each guest. The swimming pool was small, and shaded most of the morning from the adjacent building. I chose not to swim. on the plus side, it was close to the State Park and the music festival I attended, and I would highly recommend Sams Place just down the street for breakfast.

Not so clean, kinda stinky. There were hairs still in the shower. Wish the vent in the bathroom worked. Also our white socks got dirty as hell walking around in there.