Residence Inn Waynesboro

Nice good sized warm pool around 87F. Room was clean, fine and large except that the door did not close all the way automatically. It made a clicking noise like it had closed, but it didn't. We had to pull it shut all the way each time. We didn't realize it at first and anyone could have entered the room. Breakfast was okay, nothing special. Coffee wasn't hot enough.

Spent one night here after driving the entire Skyline Drive. Grabbed take out at the nearby Chipotle and ate in the room. The room was very clean and comfortable. The staff was friendly and helpful. We would definitely stay here again if in the area.

Had a great stay. No check-in issues. Only issue was a noisy AC unit that was vibrating enough to be an issue. The front desk clerk was obliging and moved us another room with a much quieter unit. Room was clean and well kept. Shower pressure was great. Breakfast was adequate for our needs for a 2 night stay. Definitely would stay again.

The room was quiet and spacious with a table and two chairs, sofabed and small kitchenette. The king bed was comfortable but the sofabed was not. The bathroom had plenty of counter space and the shower worked well. A/C worked well, there was convenient parking, and the hotel is in a good location near the highway.

I cannot imagine that there are many better hotels in Waynesboro than this, especially for the money. We stayed for 9 nights and had the hot tub to ourselves everyday. The pool is not available 7-9am M-F though if you like to swim in the morning as it is closed for lessons. The gym area also looked very nice and often quiet. The rooms were very nice and spacious. I did not use it but the kitchen was exceptionally clean and with all the usual utilities. The shower was really powerful and bed was comfy. The breakfast is what you expect for free. A waffle iron would definitely improve the options. On a positive note, there are many restaurants within walking distance / 2-3 min drive. The main downside was the noise from a nearby Mexican restaurant that played exceptionally loud music late at night most nights. In fairness, this can probably be heard in most of the hotels in the area.

Due to a quicker-than-expected old-house sale and slower-than-hoped closing on new construction, we were stuck in a hotel for over three months. But there was no better place to be "stuck." All of it due to the service! Every single employee we encountered--and I mean every--was kind, friendly, professional, and consistently hard working. I don't know where they find these folks, but we've stayed in some nice places over the last thirty years and as many countries, and while never so long in one hotel, but we have never experienced this level of care for less than Ritz Carlton $$$. I'd like to single out as exceptional; breakfast chef Charles, who brightens everyone's morning; and front desk Nikita, who embodies what we all think of when we think "Innkeeper." Housekeeping staff was great (especially Chris and friendly, "good to see you" Rosa), as were our laundry ladies (wish I remembered more names--they were terrific). Maintenance was quick as a wink (thanks Silk and partner), and we'll never forget William, the houseman. Wherever you looked, he'd be vacuuming hallways, cleaning windows or elevator walls. The whole place--including patio and indoor pool (nice and warm!/hot tub area)--was nearly spotless. Bed not like home, but pretty darn comfortable for picky bed/pillow people; bathroom very easy to access. The equipped kitchen we had was was more than adequate. Pots and pans especially nice. (I hope they will move to Keurig pot or similar for coffee eventually.) Hotel is walking distance to three restaurants and some fast food places. All together an excellent long-stay experience.