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325 N Front St, Belleville, Ontario, K8P 3C6, Canada
(613) 968-5353 www.travelersinn.ca
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Apr 29, 2018
The location is good, right off the highway and close to restaurants. The hotel itself was in rough shape. The room next to ours had a boarded up window and our floor had an iron burn on it. There were also suspicious looking individuals parked outside our room for quiet some time even though there was no one else staying there and the whole parking lot was empty.

Jul 16, 2018
Stinky and Discusting. This is the worst hole I've ever been. With my son's asthma and mold allergies, there was no way we could stay there the whole night. My lungs were hurting just walking in the room. The back door of the hallway did not close properly. The room had no outside door and the window couldn't open. The walls had signs of water damage. It smelled rot inside out. Don't book that place.

Jul 15, 2018
It was great. Quiet. Clean. And the desk staff was really nice.

Apr 18, 2018
Motel is practical , probably not the best rated “ family spot” and probably not suited for young kids as seems to be quite “busy” but even that being said the staff and other guests are all quite friendly. . The parking lot defiantly needs some attention. Major potholes so drive SLOWLY through here or you’ll be leaving with a flat and possibly without some other major underbody parts. Could use additional lighting outside each guest room. Other then that - cheap efficient place to crash

Jun 30, 2018
Perfectly average in quality. Receptionist was very professional. It was a room. Could have had more water pressure.

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