SpringHill Suites Washington

I had a good experience here, although I should probably preface that I didn’t have to pay for the hotel, and was really just here to sleep before attending my interview the next day. With that in mind, I didn’t peruse much of anything other than… well, sleeping on the bed, which was ginormous and very comfortable.
The room was very clean, and all the staff that I interacted with was very friendly and courteous – always a big plus! I kinda wish I’d gotten there earlier to check out the fitness center and such, but oh well.
It’s close to a number of different eateries/​restaurants, so you likely won’t go hungry!

Not horrible. Not great. Breakfast was fair; oatmeal, cereal, waffle maker, biscuits and gravy, and powdered eggs. Rooms fairly clean, carpet was old and dingy. Front desk employee was very short and borderline rude. A workout at 6 am was interrupted because windows were being cleaned due to the fumes of the window cleaner. I was departing in 2 hours and had no other time to workout. It seems like there would be a better time to do this since the room is so small (overnight). Overall, I just wouldn’t choose to stay here given other options based on the staff more than the hotel itself.

As a long time travel softball coach, we as a team travel with family’s 7 – 11 times per year. many times this is a Friday and Saturday night depending on location and distance from home. We also do as many as 2 – 3 national tournaments per year, these being 5 – 7 day trips, with 10 – 15 rooms per occasion. In the past year and half our parents had decided that they preferred the accommodations provided by Marriott/​Springhill and have pretty much used the chain exclusively from Boston Mass to Virginia. Many of these travels are Sanctioned NSA, ASA, USSSA or Pony events. On this occasion the Springhill Washington property was a suggested location. Unfortunately the days leading up to this event the weather was not cooperating. Friday morning of the event the tourney directors were advised to cancel the tourney due to the possibility of severe rain and flooding in the area. At this time we notified the hotel we would have to cancel the reservations, these phone calls were taken by the hotel desk and parents were advised that they were all set with no problems. Approx 1hr latter the parents began receiving calls from the hotel assistant manager that they would be charged for the stay. After speaking with the hotel I contacted the Director of the NSA for Pa to see if they could be of any assistance, they asked for the contact info and they would give a call. She did not see any issue as the Hampton inn and Holiday inn listed for the tourney (along Springhill being listed) were not charging any of the block groups due to the situation. I was advised to contact the hotel manager the following Tue morning. Tuesday morning I spoke to the property manager (Nicole). Although very polite and professional I was told nothing would be done and that they were doing us a favor by not charging us for the future nights that were included in the reservation. I understand that business is business but the way the hotel has handled this will create a undue hardship on the parents as the event will have to be reschedule and/​or replaced. I will say that no future travel for our organization will be booked with Marriott or Springhill. As a recommendation to parents and managers of travel teams, be very carful with your block contracts with this company/​property. Although this may seem a unusual circumstance anyone familiar with the logistics of travel sports knows this is unacceptable. At this point notice has gone out to all Western NY organizations along with PA and West Virginia NSA Teams and tournament directors.

Exactly what you expect at the spring hill suites. Clean, quiet, friendly staff, good breakfast included, right off the highway.

Warning, these people charged me the day I booked which is one month in advance of my stay. I am traveling for work and it will look very odd to show my expense one month before my stay… I called them and they were completely unwilling to help me out and said this is how their location worked. I told them no location does this, at least I’ve never encountered this before. I’m surprised that before I even got a chance to stay there I’m already dealing with inflexibility and lack of helpfulness…

Had a free Marriott coupon so was the only one in the area. Definitely not worth the $ 149 rate. Had to wait to check-​in. Only 1 employee and a long wait at 9PM. 1 Elevator was very slow. Room wasn’t bad except that I was woken up multiple times in the early morning by a truck backing-​up. I’m guessing it was from the nearby Krispy Kreme donuts. Annoying that the sink was outside the bathroom; wake up the family when using. Towels were very thin. It did have a refrigerator in the room. Breakfast was typical of a fairfield inn or hampton inn.

This was a travel stop over that was picked first for the convenience to our route. I called ahead to check rates and was able to get a rate almost $ 40 less than the nearest competitor, for à Marriott family hotel! The front desk staff was very nice at 11 pm, and even turned the lobby television off so they could talk with me uninterrupted. Our room was very nice and it appears as if they have renovated in the last few years. The bed was very comfortable and I got a good night of sleep (the main reason for getting a hotel room). The breakfast was exceptional compared to other places. Options for everyone. Well worth it.

We ended up at this location rather than the Marriott we had reserved in Bedford. Unfortunately, we ended up with someone in our party getting sick so we had to audible.
We grabbed a suite and proceeded to our non smoking room on the first floor to be greeted by a clean room and good sized suite with a jacuzzi (which we didn’t use). We put our suitcases in and, as I mentioned, had a sick person in the party who needed the restroom. Unfortunately when he exited the restroom, the pervasive smell of smoke leeched from it. I’m not a chronic complainer, so I went to the front counter to make them aware — so they didn’t charge me the $ 250 cleaning fee for smoking in the room. I was handed a bottle of and ecolab product and told I should spray it in the bathroom. Probably not my responsibilty, but because I didn’t want to upset the sick person by having to relocate, I just accepted it.
Come middle-​of-​night, and additional member got sick and we had to get a different room as there were not enough bathrooms for sick people, and that room on the fourth floor was perfectly fine with no smoke. The gal working the night shift was also very accomodating and friendly.
The next morning, the smoke from the bathroom was no less overwhelming, so I again made a note to tell the front desk who advised they would probably change out the shower curtain. My real issue here is how the cleaning staff didn’t know it stank — or didn’t make the effort to change it.

My husband Rick and I took a quick weekend getaway to sunny scenic Washington, PA. Well truthfully, we were invited to a Christmas party and we decided to make a weekend of it by doing a candlelight tour of the Bradford House and riding the Christmas streetcars at the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum.
The Spring Hill Suites in Washington, PA may be just like every other McCorporate Inn around, but it’s a good one. For starters, we had the studio with one king and sofa bed. I don’t think my first apartment had as much floor space as our room did. The rooms also have your typical amenities for a place like this, plus bottled water and a wet bar. Uh, no thanks. I’m not paying $ 3.95 for some Aquafina or $ 2.50 for a can of diet pop.
This place also has a fitness center, which unfortunately is a bit small with only a few cardio machines. The pool is also a bit small, but definitely doable as is the hot tub. On the plus side though, the facilities are nice and relaxing and we made use of all three.
And while there’s no on site restaurant, the place has a complimentary breakfast buffet with your choice of hot or cold items.
But all in all it’s a nice lodging option and it was a nice break in the Holiday madness. Oh one other thing – they offer very good Holiday rates here.

My husband and I stayed here for two nights to celebrate my birthday and have a little getaway.
We were very warmly welcomed when we arrived and given a discounted rate (just because we asked) on a jacuzzi king suite. The girl at the front desk gave us ideas of things to do near by as well as directions. Our room was very clean and spacious. We took advantage of the jacuzzi tub in our room– again, very clean and well maintained. The pool and hot tub area was also clean and quiet.
Be sure to take advantage of the breakfast offered (included in your stay). Scrambled egg patties, sausage patties, hard– boiled eggs, Quaker oatmeal, cereal, milk (and chocolate milk too), yogurt, pastries, toast, english muffins, orange juice, cranberry juice, and apple juice, Belgium waffle maker, fresh fruit and coffee. They also have to go containers and bags as well if you’re in a hurry. Everything was very tasty and better than you’d get served at McDonalds.
There is a Walmart, Target and Kohl’s right across the street. Ponderosa, Cracker Barrel, T.G.I. Friday’s, Applebee’s, Red Robin, Quizno’s, Bob Evans and Road House are just a few of the many restaurants nearby.
We will definitely return when we come to visit this area again.

We have always been happy with this hotel. We stay here every time we drive through Pennsylvania. It is in a great location with many dining/​shopping options nearby. The rooms are nice and spacious. We have two TVs which is very nice, and the beds are very comfy. They also have a pool and exercise facility. The pool is nice and usually quiet. They also have a whirlpool.
In the morning, make sure to take advantage of the complimentary breakfast, always good before hitting the road. I would recommend this hotel to anybody. Check it out!

The Spring Hill Suites Washington PA was a good hotel overall. We stayed here when driving to Fallingwater. The rooms in the hotel were divided into three parts-​a sitting room with a TV and fold out sofa, a kitchenette, and a bedroom with another TV. The breakfast was free and was quite tasty.