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"The construction project in process made things complicated. Most importantly, there was no public bathroom. Tough to come in after a long drive and not be able to go to the restroom. Some areas were a bit dirty, but that was probably due to the construction. "

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"Bug in shower. Dirty baseboards. Bed is hard as a rock. No conditioner in shower. Only one washcloth for 3 people. Broken coffee maker. All remedies in about 15 minutes but aggravating none the less. Landline phone did not work so that is a safety issue in a hotel. Would not stay here again. "

"There was a weird smell. Self serve breakfast was a little chaotic. I didn’t prefer the tile floors beyond the first level. I prefer carpet. It’s constantly changing. The bed sheets were also stuffy. "

"We were greeted promptly with kindness. Everyone there was phenomenal! 10/10 recommend the in-house restaurant as well! Mixed drink, steak, and service were top notch!"

"Did not have a pet. The pool was not opened"

"The hotel staff were very nice, the hotel was small but it was a place to sleep. The lights in our bathroom flickered a lot, the TV remote struggled to function, it was "

"Front desk staff was wonderful per usual. I had some issues with getting my air turned on and had to call down to the front desk to get help and help was sit in less than 10 min!! I will always choose to stay there!"

"Very disappointed with our stay. The receptionist was on a phone call while checking us in, and we had to wait for him to finish. This felt unprofessional and not respectful of customers’ time. We booked a King Suite, expecting a comfortable and clean stay after a long road trip, but the room had multiple issues. We found bugs in the room (we caught 8 of them) and noticed stains on the couch, towels, and even the wall. Cleanliness should be the most basic standard, especially for guests staying even just one night. After such a long drive, we were hoping to rest and relax, but this experience felt more like a punishment than a break. Management should focus more on staff training and maintaining proper cleanliness standards to ensure guests feel comfortable and respected."