Crimson Inn by KEES Vacations

Crimson Inn is a bit off the beaten path, on US 11 in Bridgewater. It seems strange to say that, though, because 11 is a very busy road!||I stayed in room 301, which is next to the office. It was generously sized and had a nice couch. I was concerned about road noise, but the bedroom has another door, so it's blocked out a bit. The air conditioning worked perfectly. That was a concern on such a hot day. The parking lot was ample and seemed secure. The bed was also good.||The bad: It really needed a thorough cleaning. The bathroom had brown drips on the wall and the floor seemed gritty. The sheets and kitchen were fine but the carpeting was dingy. The room also smelled mildewed. The shower head was pretty gunky too. ||It was worth the sixty bucks I paid and it was pretty restful, but atten

Our family stayed here while on a college visit. We had a room upstairs which was very clean and spacious. You must walk up stairs which are located at the front of the building, for us it was no problem. The only noise we could hear was an occasional truck, but was not of any concern. We checked in late, got our code and checked out early. We thought the price was extremely low for the large, clean room and comfy beds. We will be staying here again, if our student gets accepted!

Great location, and the rooms are what I expected.

The kitchen and space in each room of the Crimson Inn make for a comfortable stay. It would be nice if the rooms had comfortable chairs in which to sit. At present one must sit on the bed to see the television and the only other seating is kitchen chairs. The rooms are a little run down and at present there are no laundry facilities available to guests. The price for the room is very good.

Crimson Inn is very clean, comfortable and quiet with a helpful and unobtrusive staff. We have stayed here twice and will stay again. Amazingly, we stayed in a room on a busy road, but the room was very quiet. The beds are quite comfortable and the kitchen is handy. My only negative is the low lighting. I suspect they are trying to save energy, which I appreciate, but still it can be challenging.