Bad stay. Rooms smelled like cleaning products. Very strong odor. As a result, I had to check out at 8 PM that first evening and go to a different hotel. Also, I was charged for two nights instead of the one night, which was intended.

Check in was a mess. When I booked the stay they said the front desk was unmanned and they would email me a code for the door. (oh, and they wanted a copy of each guest's ID before they would let me check in too??) The day I arrived they told me the front desk would give me a key. The elevator wasn't working, the front desk didn't know the elevator wasn't working and didn't know where my room was. They gave me a physical key and you really have to jimmy it into the lock to get it to open. What year is it that we are still using physical keys for hotel rooms?? It felt more like an Airbnb than a hotel. They have check out instructions? I'm not doing dishes or taking out the trash at a hotel. I prefer hotels to Airbnbs *precisely* because I am not interested in doing chores on my vacation. No room service, no hotel phone, Housekeeping was an additional charge. The room I reserved was for a 1st floor suite with a patio. The room I got was not on the 1st floor, there was no patio (just one sad little chair and table outside the hotel room door) and the room was gross. Furniture was falling apart, the bed was flat, the toilet didn't really work and kept running all night. The walls are thin and you can hear every door open and close. At least it came with a microwave and a decent-ish sized fridge? You get what you pay for I guess. This is what happens when you book a no-name hotel I suppose.

The tiki bar music was too loud playing until after midnight. Regulars locals take up the entire tiki bar area and are very rude to anyone who isn’t local. Since it’s on the property of the hotel I would think it was setup for the guests and not the local drinkers who are not staying at the hotel

This was an affordable and convenient hotel with a full kitchen and dining room.

I stayed on the 3rd floor of the main building. Stayed Thursday to Sunday. Room included a safe,TV, Microwave, small fridge, metal cutlery, dishes, coffee mugs, kitchen sink, dish soap, paper towels, 4 bath towels, soaps, shampoo and conditioner. Free parking. The queen mattress had a large circular concave spot right in the middle! The large garbage bins at the end of each staircase were overflowing by Saturday. Overall the room was clean and hotel was fairly quiet.

This is maybe in the top 5 worst hotels that I have ever stayed in. The check in process was overly cumbersome, I had to contact the hotel many times only to be routed to a third party that did not provide good information. I was supposed to get a code and upon arriving got a regular key(not a pass card). I continued to get text messages that I had to answer for check in and check out, but had to also physically check in and check out. Dumb! The room itself was a little creepy and the bed I slept in sunk into the floor and was held up by taped together 2x2 blocks instead of a legs, therefore I had to sleep diagonally in order to not fall off the bed. The toilet paper was basically cardboard, the weather stripping on the door was coming off, and there was no safety latch inside the door. I especially would not recommend this hotel for women travelling alone. Additionally, the price that I paid for the hotel on hotels.com was $24 more than the receipt the hotel gave me.

Was supposed to receive a massage with room # and key code for contactless check in, never received a message, got & no one at front desk, waited a hour for someone to show up. Talk to manger the next morning and got nothing for my inconvenience

The first night the electricity went out so there was no air conditioning in another day they had it shut the water off