I lived on Long Island for most of my life and spent much time down port and always considered Danfords a place with high standards. My family had had our parties here and my employers have had their holiday parties here so I was very surprised to be disappointed when I booked my first stay here. I live out of state now and came back to see family and decided to stay at Danfords for the first time. After driving 12 hours, we were told our room was across the street in the G building, but that the building had no carts for luggage. I would have to go back across the street and bring one from the lobby. It's a bit of an inconvenience, but i shrugged it off. My mother and i walk into our room and it was rather filthy and smelled almost musty. Stains on the pillows, blankets, hair in the mini fridge, soap dispensers weren't refilled, and the chain to the balcony door was hanging off the hinges. The young man behind at the lobby did his best to accomodate me by moving our rooms and letting management know I wanted to talk the next morning. The new room was cleaner, but heavy scratching on the bathroom door and ripped carpets were adding to the disappointment. Management took off a $33 resort fee, but resort is a term that should be used loosely. I will probably not stay here again and hope the buildings and rooms get a much needed face lift in the future.
I lived on Long Island for most of my life and spent much time down port and always considered Danfords a place with high standards. My family had had our parties here and my employers have had their holiday parties here so I was very surprised to be disappointed when I booked my first stay here. I live out of state now and came back to see family and decided to stay at Danfords for the first time. After driving 12 hours, we were told our room was across the street in the G building, but that the building had no carts for luggage. I would have to go back across the street and bring one from the lobby. It's a bit of an inconvenience, but i shrugged it off. My mother and i walk into our room and it was rather filthy and smelled almost musty. Stains on the pillows, blankets, hair in the mini fridge, soap dispensers weren't refilled, and the chain to the balcony door was hanging off the hinges. The young man behind at the lobby did his best to accomodate me by moving our rooms and letting management know I wanted to talk the next morning. The new room was cleaner, but heavy scratching on the bathroom door and ripped carpets were adding to the disappointment. Management took off a $33 resort fee, but resort is a term that should be used loosely. I will probably not stay here again and hope the buildings and rooms get a much needed face lift in the future.
