bob_brown

Anybody stayed there? If so what did you think of the establishment? What type room?
Executive, suite, regular double, regular twin?

I searched and came up empty on any descriptions.

Kayb95

Did you check for reviews on www.tripadvisor.com?

bob_brown

How do you find anything in that jumble?
Most of the reviews I saw were nothing less than the greatest ever. Which hardly assists in measuring value.

ron

A bit of intelligence, a bit of common sense, a bit of healthy scepticism and I have no trouble finding my way through the jumble. Read the reviews for the Edward Hotel in London, for example, and tell me how that wouldn't be helpful in making a decision.

WillTravel

When I look at the Troy Hotel on TripAdvisor I see but a single review, so hardly a jumble.

bob_brown

I was asking about the
Troy not something else. If you folks don't know, why answer?

I looked at the website, saw an unordered list of hotels. No particularl logic to the list, looked for 10 minutes, found nothing of interest, and said to heck with it.
Just like I will with this one.

taggie

Hi Bob - Unfortunately I have no personal experience with the hotel that I can offer you.

I saw only one user review on the Troy in tripadvisor.com - the user is from Denmark, thought the hotel was good value in a good area, rooms newly renovated and great for the price and he says one can also book jacuzzi rooms.
I do understand how one might find the site a bit of a jumble, but if you search for a specific hotel and look at the user reviews (provided the hotel has some) you will usually get some great and helpful info.
Just concerned that you're dismissing the site when it can be a very good resource.

going_places

If you type the name of the hotel in the search box on Trip Advisor that hotel only will come up. it is really quite easy.
Jean