Richfield Hotels

"Friendly staff, clean and quiet "

"Absolutely love it everytime! Perfect for bigger groups!"

"This place had great proximity to the interstate and was a really cute community. The residence was advertised as a tiny home, but it is basically a hotel room. There is no way to cook food. If I think I’m getting a tiny “home” I would assume that there would be a way to cook food (hot plate or something with a couple pots, utensils, cutlery. We were gone most of the day and when we returned, the house was freezing, despite the wall heaters being set at 72•. When we went to leave, we couldn’t get the door to lock, we ended up having to call to have the manager come down to lock the door. Also, there was no hair dryer or plug ins with USB ports like there would be at any other hotel room. Overall, you can tell they put a lot of work into these sites. Staff were warm and receptive, I just think there needs to be some fine tuning to maximize comfort and meet expectations- especially if a listing is advertised as a tiny “home”. "

"Got in a bit late, manager was very nice and accommodating. Beds comfy."

"We stayed here while attending a family reunion in town. We have a big family so it was nice to find a quiet place to stay nearby. The place was very clean and well stocked with all we needed for our stay. I also appreciated that it was surprisingly cool inside despite it being 100+ degrees outside in July. The host was very helpful. We hope to stay again."

"Property was as described and very well stocked. The only issue is the state of the electrical service with extension cords used to provide electrical connections, and lack of sufficient outlets and ground faults."