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"Hot tub nice and pool if you can get in early. 24 gym good. Not great breakfast. Didn’t like room layout. Nice kitchen."

"Gave 2 stars because was relatively quiet, which is what was looking for. Looking for quiet escape from the city thought would give place a try. Always looking for new vacation spots for family and thought would give vi"

"When they gave the correct rooms, they were fine. "

"Firat room we got wasnt even supposed to be in use but the staff fixed it fast and gave us another room. Hotel altogether could use a little more cleaning but still bery reasonable. Rooms were spacious and stacked with necessities so that was a big plus. Location is very convenient and there alot of different dining options around plus a shopping mall. Staff was very friendly and breakfast was very good with plenty of options. Would definitely stay there again."

"Typical hotel stay. My family enjoyed swimming in the salt water pool. The Tavern restaurant in the lobby was convenient for dinner. Several choices at the continental breakfast the next morning including hot options. I’d stay here again."

"Always a Great Experience. I get treated like I am at home. Rooms are Cozy and well maintained. Custome service is great and the food onsite is delicious.."

"It was a great place to stay for the price I paid. We only stayed 1 night so didnt really use any amenities. I do wish we had been tols in advance that it would cost us for parking. "

"Everything good. Would give everything an A-. Except the walls. I wanted to give a better review, but the walls didn’t stop any sound. We couldn’t even sleep because we heard everything through the wall, without even trying. We heard so much we could write a perfect transcription of their conversations while laying in the bed. The bed that is on the other side of the shared wall. If it weren’t for having shrödinger’s walls it’d be a no-complaints stay."

"We have stayed here many times with no complaints however this time was different. First, there were no food offerings in the morning as before with no explanation as to why. Not even coffee. There was a power outage one evening and the emergency generator did not engage. I had to climb to the 3rd floor on my just recently healed broken ankles. No help or explanation was offered by staff. Spent all night in the dark and no devices were charging. The room landline was also out. I shudder to think what would have happened if we had a true emergency with no means of communication. The next morning when questioned about electrical service the staff member said it would be handled when the assistant manager arrived at 11 am. Seriously? Wouldn’t management have been on scene when there was a known problem? Never again!"