Fontaine Hotel

“Let's start with the good. The staff were some of the most friendly people and made us feel welcomed Now let's talk about the bad 1. The hot water worked only sporadically. So two cold showers later I was pretty miserable. 2. The AC in our room was also sporadic in its ability to keep the room cold 3. Jacking up pricing to 3.5-4 times regular rate and also charging 30/day for parking is highway robbery. I was under the impression this was going to be a high end boutique style stay and I felt at most this is a 2.5 -3 star stay 4. The WiFi was painfully slow even for basic functions like email. ” — Justin Eaton

“The hotel is probably a nicer 2.5/3 star hotel. The room was a standard king room with tiny balcony facing a house living room. Was a little odd but essentially don’t get a balcony thinking you can have privacy to relax. You won’t. You’ll be facing a homeowner. The woman at reception wasn’t very happy to be there and they offer you “rewards” for booking directly then don’t offer them in person or try to stand behind them. If it’s a “high end” hotel the rewards should be offered at check in. They should be in the room or something not a weird “hi can I have my free thing you offered me for spen” — China Vidal

“I have no relationship with The Fontaine hotel other than hosting a 2 1/2-day conference there. From Jashae and Tamara at the front desk, to Ryan, Lorenzo (and his crew), to Alex and Ali, hotel staff helped me with many details to make for a smoother time for me and impressed attendees. I don't know if employees are told to say this, but I heard "I got you" many times as staff helped me get AV set up, people checked in, and set up/break down of meeting spaces. Really! The whole facility is clean and interesting, but the staff all seem to be on the same vibe of really working toward a good expe” — Tim Pingelton