“Front desk and breakfast workers were polite. Room smelled like mold and mildew. Corridors to rooms were hot.. Mold in rooms/bathrooms. Beds were comfortable and bedding was clean. Chair for the desk does not push under the desk so you must move it in order to walk between bed and desk to get to the sitting chair or operate the ac controls. Nice flat screen tv. Rooms need a remodel, adding bed and tv to me does not constitute as a remodel. They have a pub that only served drinks at night. Breakfast is 430-930 That's pretty early for those flying out early which is good. Wendy's cross the street and a very good chain Italian restaurant at entrance to hotel parking lot.”

“The hotel was swamped for some reason. Because of this, there was almost no parking (so people were parked on the sides of the entrance and on the grass behind the hotel) and no extra bedding. This wouldn't have been bad if we didn't need the pull-out bed. Thankfully the actual bed had 4 pillows so we could share, and we spread its maroon top cover on the pull-out mattress like a sheet. The friends who slept on it used their jackets and the one extra towel the hotel could spare as blankets. It was as clean as you'd expect for a $70 hotel room: stains on the mattresses (we only saw this because the fitted sheet kept coming off) and a small dark red blob with a hair in it stuck to the shower curtain. But the complementary breakfast was great, the room didn't smell like smoke, the heater worked, and the shower had good water pressure (although the metal drain cover kept coming off). The front desk staff wasn't particularly warm, but I have a feeling that it had to do with them being swamped. I honestly don't mind all this stuff; we're broke college students so we don't have high standards and we thought it was all pretty funny. And again, the breakfast was awesome. I just felt bad for the staff, and I hope the hotel owners would take a look at their inventory.”