The hotel had old world charm. The grandkids loved the pool. The hotel was located in the historic district of Easton so our family did a lot of walking to see everything. We were a 4 minute walk from the Crayola Factory. The breakfast was continental - cereal, bagels, yogurt, muffins, coffee, juice, etc. Nothing special, but it was satisfying. The bathroom was large with a walk-in shower and a whirlpool which was great. It was a comfortable temperature in the room. Loved the historic items they had around that interested the kids.

We were not too thrilled with the unfinished ceiling. Made it appear less than clean. The beds are too soft and caused me some back issues.

I went with a friend. I cannot tell you our surprise and delight to find that instead of just two queen beds in 1 room, ours was a 2 room suite, each with their own queen bed and TV, separated by pocket doors and wood laminate flooring instead of hotel carpeting. Beds and pillows were very comfortable. Definitely a place I plan to come back to. So nice to be able to park the car, with free parking; walk to wonderful restaurants and to the theatre.

Check in was running late as the rooms were not ready but the desk clerk did her best to get us in as soon as possible.

Of course we love the size of the rooms. Never a disappointment. Breakfast is better than most. Eggs, fruit, an array of juices, bagels and toast. They really should add some type of meat. I love how you can easily walk downtown (about 4/5 blocks) for restaurants/nightlife or the Crayola factory. Literally my go to hotel.

The elevator is horrible. It's always been an issue. If you catch the elevator during what I call "rush hour" just prepare to wait forever. Oh, and to make matters worse it's only one luggage cart maybe 2. But I choose to stay here every time I am here to visit my mother instead of the Marriott (where my rooms are at a family rate). The grand eastonian is actually the best hotel in Easton and the surrounding area.

Exceptional stay. Wonderful and courteous staff. Very clean room. (We chose a suite for our stay.) Very comfy beds. Extremely quiet and slept like a baby. Very nice set up for their complementary breakfast. (The attendant kept everything full and worked hard to accommodate the guests.) It is clear that this hotel aims to please. During our stay we took the time to walk the streets of Easton. Very old and historic architecture, pretty views of the Delaware river, and a walk up the famous stairway to Lafayette College to see a high view of the city of Easton. We will definitely chose the Historic Grand Eastonian Hotel for our next visit. They made us feel welcomed and at home.

We loved EVERYTHING.

I room was very spacious & did have some dishes & things that we needed, No one complained about us, it was very convenient to lots of stuff

It’s a little headache to have to use the room key to access the one elevator during regular hours & the push carts that you use to take your stuff up & down could be updated & the bagels at breakfast were tasting a little stale the machine you run them through was turned all the way up & wouldn’t cook the bagels

Once again the apartment with balcony such a great room to have. Booked this room several times in the past 4 years and still doesn’t disappoint

I enjoyed the free breakfast that used to be provided as it had hot and cold options. The hotel switched to the small cafe out in the front lobby, not many option unless u like bagels and cereal for breakfast. You could order something hot but at a cost by the cafe….. we were very disappointed with the change without notice.

I stayed one night and wish it could've been longer. The amount of space I had in my room was AMAZING. The bathroom was also pretty spacious. Full-sized fridge, nice kitchen and HUGE living room space. Bedroom had plenty of closet space. Clean and quiet and seems to be conveniently located on a main street. Salt water pool is a PLUS for me. Looking forward to bringing my family here for a quick weekend getaway.

My mattress was not as comfortable as I would have liked.

This Booking was a two-bedroom apartment, suite with two baths, living room, kitchen, dining room, for my wife and I plus my daughter-in-law and grandson for less than two separate rooms would have cost. It was outstandingly comfortable. The pool was great, It was a 3-star hotel so there was no restaurant or bar, but downtown Easton easily made up for that within short walking distance.

When I booked the room Bookings.com said the suite also had a balcony overlooking the Rivers, but that was not the room they gave me. All of our five windows did overlook the water, but the only room with a balcony would have been the floor above us. I am used to booking.com room descriptions exceeding what the property has available when I check-in. ,

Our suite was huge and filled with light, with plenty of space to stow things. There were a couple of issues when we arrived - for example, the screens to the balcony door were badly torn. But a very friendly staffer came up and had them replaced with new screens by the end of the day, so we couldn't ask for more. The view from our room, especially the balcony, was really pretty. The bathroom was great, with plenty of space, a large shower and a separate, large whirlpool tub.

The sofa bed was absolutely terrible - you can feel the coils just by running your hand over it, let alone sleeping on it. Also, the shades are good for privacy but don't keep out any light at all, so the little ones were awake very early. Also, the breakfast room was a bit dim and small, and a little more healthy variety would be appreciated. Another minor annoyance is that the key cards stopped working once a day, so we always needed to go have them fixed at the front desk. Finally, the air conditioning is very loud when it comes on, which was annoying throughout the night.

Excellent location near very good restaurants. Spacious. Very friendly. Lovely rooftop terrace. Very quiet, except for breakfast room. I was able to open the window in our bedroom, a real bonus. Free and easy parking.

Very difficult to unload luggage and move it into the hotel which is up three or four steps. There's no pullout in the narrow street, so your car is blocking the street if you park there to unload and check in, and there's no one to assist you. You cannot park in the hotel parking lot without a pass code -- which you get when you check in. Seems like there could be an easier way.