Olde Towne Inn

I love to stay here i get along with everyone that works at the hotel but i don't like the fact the the owner and the other guy name Brandon told me that i can't come back to the hotel but i would love to comr back and the lady that works at the hotel Dasiey she's one of my good friends and Allison we all get along very well so i don't understand what i did to anyonr there i stay to myself when I'm there i stay in my room minding my own busines

it's nice and just right for the price. lot of places are within walking distance.

Was clean and quiet. Reasonably priced

I stayed in Rm 23 near the office. This seems a surprising value for the money.nRoom was nice, decent size for 2 people and fixtures pretty up to date. The furniture was a bit worn. The room did have carpeting which seems hard to find in a budget hotel these days.nThe fridge, coffee maker and microwave seemed new and clean. Unfortunately lobby coffee shutdown due to covid.nPlenty of towels and washrags which also seems hard to find some times.nThe location is right in the heart of Manassas party district, a great place to be on weekends. A nice assortment of restos and shops within walking distance. Siam Classic Thai is a particular standout.nHowever, location also results in a bit of noise. You can listen to Live bands from Across the street without even leaving your home room! ud83dude00nAlso, in the noise category, the walls seem paper thin and I could here slightly muffled conversations coming from at least 3 directions. Luckily I always pack earplugs when traveling. If you're a light sleeper, they are a must in a location like this.nThe wifi only reaches a short distance from main office. So most rooms don't really have it. You're not likely to be going to the lobby to hang out with covid restrictions. Be sure and ask for the wifi password on check in as they don't seem to supply it by default.nOverall a good experience here, looking forward to stay again.

My friends and I rented a room here for one night. The check in process took almost 30 min, but we eventually got our room. Immediately walking in, our room smelled strongly of cigarettes. We went out for the night and returned about 7 hours later. When we got to our room, the door was cracked open, and we were certain we closed it. As 3 young, (25-28yrs), females, we immediately turned around to confront whomever was working the desk. After explaining the situation, the young woman working seemed very annoyed that we were bothering her. Her first comment was, “nothing happened, we’ve been watching the cameras all day.” However, when we walked into the lobby she was socializing with another person, who didn’t work there. I explained, even if nothing happened we don’t feel comfortable going into the room. So she rolls her eyes and asks her friend if he wanted to walk us up. Although we wouldn’t have accepted his help due to not knowing him, after he replies “not really”, we immediately declined of another further “help” and decided to call the police instead. We were informed by a friend that management has recently changed and they’re now allowing week long stays. Because of this, there were very sketchy people hanging around the hotel, which only made our situation more uncomfortable. We will never stay here again, and I’d suggest anyone else do the same.