The Avalon Hotel and Conference Center

娘の留学先の大学に近い為、このホテルを選択。 安いのでコスパは良い感じ。 部屋は広い、その他は全て普通。 コンビニが近くにないので、ちょっとした買い物が不便。

Hotel closed and never notified me. Couldn’t get through to call and find out why I wasn’t notified. Luckily I wasn’t charged. Yet. Not a great way to notify travelers coming in from out of town. Had to scramble to find another place to stay last minute.

This place is filled with rats and scabs. Specifically, they house people scabbing at Wabtec in Erie. We asked them to do something about it, but they refused. Plus, they don't seem to care much about their customers or their community. I would definitely avoid it.

I don't understand why this hotel has negative reviews! My family and i always stay at the avalon and have always adored this property. It might be an older building however my family had a clean room, great customer service from house keeping and the front desk and you can tell this staff really goes the extra miles for the guests. WE WILL BE BACK!

Terrible service, no A/C in the rooms, very disorganized and ignorant during our event. The whole building is filthy, would never recommend staying here to anyone. Will not be staying here ever again.

We stayed here overnight on our way to somewhere else because it was within walking distance of a microbrewery/pub we love (Lavery). Previously we had stayed out near I-90 and driven into town to eat at Lavery. This time, we thought we'd try staying within walking distance. The weather cooperated, but the hotel, while definitely priced fairly, is located in a depressed area. The bed itself in the room was comfortable, but everything else was quite sad and faded. Strong odor of pot in the hallways. And the underground parking garage is not secure at all. We did not succeed in finding breakfast anywhere nearby in the morning (though we did find a great diner out near I-90: Shirley's). We didn't feel threatened walking around in the morning (or evening) despite what is clearly an unusually large homeless population, but mostly we just felt sad. Such a shame because Erie clearly has so much potential for a renaissance, but they are just not there yet.