Virginia Beach - Ocean Front

Room 211 was riddled with issues. I only stayed 1 night fortunately. The shower door was on a track and wouldn't stay closed so I had to place a bottle of bodywash to keep it shut. By morning I figured out the coffee marker couldn't be plugged in so I moved it to the desk. Finally, the bathroom faucet leaked all over the counter. I informed the desk clerk at checkout. She said thanks for letting her know but didn't offer an adjustment for the inconvenience. I will never waste miney there again.

Good overall. The staff was great but they were going through a renovation.

When I arrived I waited 10 minutes for an elevator. There were six elevators only one was working. Other guests have said they have been there for more than a week and the elevators have been broken. I am disabled and was forced to stand for 10 minutes in line waiting to board an elevator. Once I got to my room I flushed the toilet without using it because the water was very low. Once I did that the toilet clogged without me even using it. Eventually after about a couple of hours I came back to the bathroom and saw that the toilet was no longer clogged and now there was no water in the toilet. I flushed it again and it worked normally this time. I used the bathroom did not put any tissues in it and flushed it and it clogged. I waited thinking that it would receive but it did not. I was forced to wipe myself and throw the toilet paper in the garbage due to the clock. I eventually called the front desk and they sent someone up but to my embarrassment they had to unclog a toilet that was full of feces. This was not a good experience. Elevators were still broken when it was time for me to go down later on that day. The next day all the elevators were broken. We were all were forced to use the service elevator. The room was not fully clean. The bed was 100% not very well made. I was afraid to sit down so I went to Target and got some Lysol. I'm not picky or a germaphobe but this particular room and hotel needs Improvement. I