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"First time to visit the property and it was great! Restrooms were clean, food at the sports bar was really good, and the room was quite large for a standard king."

"Had a nice stay. Very clean."

"This was a great hotel. The remodeled a school & the name reflects that. The decorating theme follows the concept of the building being a school. Photos of items in schools, painted chalkboard on bathroom door, etc. walk-in shower was great, room size was very adequate, supplies in room were eye make up remover, shampoo/conditioner, body wash, bottles of water as well as coffee. I was definitely impressed. Only thing I don’t like is they put a hold on your card for incidentals & the amount was for $100. No where was this mentioned on Expedia where I found the hotel."

"Clean room and bathroom. Excellent customer service. Wonderful breakfast and dinner. Nice and well maintained pool facilities. Recommend 10/10."

"2nd time we've stayed at this property. It was great to see a lot of the same faces from our previous trip. Staff was friendly and professional."

"Very nice newer property with easy access to the property and plenty of parking. Typical free breakfast and very nice roomy rooms. Room was clean and staff were friendly."

"The bed was cleaned the sheets were cleaned. The room has been redone. Great for a night and for one person. "

"Room was clean, bed were comfortable, air conditioning took a long time to kick in, breakfast was mainly carbs not much protein especially protein small children would eat. "

"The room was clean, but the air conditioner in the room was really noisy and even when we turned it down it would not cycle off. We had to shut it off completly and then when the room got hot turn it back on. the exhaust fan in the bathroom had a high whine that was very loud. The toliet would not flush and was clogged most of our visit. The desk chair snapped while I was doing work and I landed on the floor hitting my head. My husband took the broken chair to the front desk where the young man behind the desk remarked that why did you break my chair. When asked to replace it he replied he did not have one. My husband then took the chair from the desk in the lobby, to replace the broken one. I needed one to complete work in the room. We would and will not stay here again."