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"Okay Nothing fancy"

"Staff were great. Plenty of shops near by including restaurants. Did have to have my keycard reset multiple times, really only complaint. "

"Easy check in"

"great breakfast included"

"This was our first time staying there and everything was awesome! We had a king size room with the couch, the room was so comfortable! They had shops right there and restaurants in walking distance. Breakfast was good. We will be returning to this hotel 🙂"

"I ask 2 weeks before l checked in for my room to be cleaned real good due to my 15 yr old great grandson having alot of allergies. When we checked in there was a medium trashcan under the kitchen sink running over with trash that had smelly fish and shrimp and a half gallon milk carton with sour milk. Plus the refrigerator didn't cool til 2nd day. I had to clean the bathtub. Sofa pillow was ripped open."

"Hotel was very nice, beautiful room. Super comfy very quiet & slept great. Loved the welcome on the tv when we got there! Easy check in and check out "

"AVOID AT ALL COSTS. This review is specifically for those, like me, who are not familiar with the area so you know exactly what'd you're getting. This is not an affront to anyone less fortunate or in a lower socioeconomic bracket. It's is an observation and it was obvious that this "hotel" appeared and operated as it did because of is clientele. There's absolutely nothing updated, just painted over and masked. The room is straight out of the Bates motel, the bathroom wasn't clean, the exterior walls were dirty and looked like they hasldn't seen a power wash probably since it was built. The bed felt like cardboard and the towels were stained. I purchased a towel, showered in my slippers, and slept on top of my clothes. Yes, I hear the question, why did I stay??? I come from humble beginnings and not a stranger to "roughing it" It was a one night stay and that's about all I was willing to tolerate. I knew something was different when I walked of my room and observed individuals who appear to be living there or at least had been there for awhile. Also, another resident, I mean customer appeared to be under the influence and I don't mean intoxicated. Yet, a third "customer" was having a mental health moment. Again, I'm not trying to be disparaging, nor am I averse to the population, I work with them everyday. I just expect my hotel experience to be at a certain standard and less of a shelter experience. STAY AT YOUR OWN RISK."

"Breakfast"