Search Hotels Near TPC Potomac at Avenel Farms, Potomac

"This was an ok hotel, definitely needs some updating, no bar or restaurant in the actual hotel which was deceiving on the website. The room was fine, clean, hottub, great view, lots to do nearby."

"Parking was easy, staff was terrific, and the room had everything I needed and was clean and fresh. Recent renovation, beautiful grounds. "

"Bar had a good selection rooms were great "

"I don’t know this time was little itchy "

"My stay was nice and quiet. The staff members were amazing!"

"We arrived 945pm to a quick but brusque check in. Tired, we faced a shower with lukewarm water. Next morning, the water was warmer but only a little. The toiletries were Dove brand creamy, oily, ineffective and in squeeze bottles fixed to the wall. The rooms floor layout is mazelike and while there are many marked Exits, none indicated whether it led to the elevators. Neither was the route to the elevators clearly marked. It was poor value for the price."

"DIRTY. The carpet left my socks black like charcoal. cobwebs in the lamps. pavillion dirty and littered with empty cannibis packs."

"It took us 45 minutes to get checked in even though there were too individuals. We reserved a king bed and we're given two queens because the "things were sold out". What's the point of making reservation if you don't get what you reserved?"

"Room was clean but there was an incredibly strong smell of what I can only describe as “public bathroom cleaner/disinfectant”. It gave me a headache the first night. The hotel was full so I couldn’t try a different room to see if it was any better. The bathroom ceiling was covered in mold. The floor in the room felt sticky. Two of the pillows were filled with actual torn up pieces of foam. People smoking weed on the outdoor walkway below my room, others smoking, so opening the door to air it out wasn’t an option. Bed was decently comfortable but that was about it. Overall it felt a little sketchy. Breakfast was awful, only thing really edible was the fresh apples"