This is a tired old hotel that they say is being renovated. That being said, while the room and carpet are quite dated, the room itself was clean. The bed was surprisingly comfortable and the bathroom was very clean with travel items available. Unfortunately the elevator was not working and there is no actual 'Breakfast room" to sit in. You order your breakfast the night before from a basic 5 or 6 item menu, and you pick it up the next morning. There is coffee and hot tea available. the property and surrounding area is clean and maintained.

Broken elevator and “Truck Stop “ microwave sandwich for breakfast

Elevator did not work and they placed us on the 3rd floor.

Check in was lengthy, “computer wasn’t working properly”. Both rooms were on 3rd floor, “Elevator is out of order, you’ll have to take the stairs”. During the night the smoke alarms went off in our rooms 3 different times (there was no smoke) explanation provided was, “the building is having some construction work being done.” However, there was a lack of evidence for the construction claim. Rooms haven’t been updated for decades. Crusty carpeting, peeling wall paper and musty smell is the norm. Best thing was the complimentary breakfast burrito!

When I review, I try to stay as objective as I can. There are concrete facts that make this location one to avoid. The elevator is and has been broken for, as I understand it, weeks. Anyone finding themselves on the 2nd or 3rd floor should look elsewhere. The smoke detector woke us up three times during the night for no reason. We learned in the morning that all detectors in every room behaved this way. People wanting to sleep at night should not stay here. The website promotes free breakfast, and I'm guessing most folks think that a selection of cereals, fruits, beverages, and maybe a waffle maker is de rigueur. Here, you make a decision when you check in of either a breakfast sandwich or two styles of breakfast burrito. You'll get a brown paper bag with your lukewarm selection when you approach the desk and ask. No ready beverages except coffee. If you want tea or hot chocolate, there is hot water. That's it. If you believe that a hotel breakfast should offer better choices, another hotel is your best bet. We learned by overhearing another guest speaking with police in the lobby: An individual impersonating the father of two teenage girls was supplied a key to the girl's room. I certainly don't have all the facts, so I can't comment on security issues except to say that the guest wanted the hotel to review the cameras in front of the officer and they refused. If you think that a hotel should protect the guests that stay there, another location should be on your list.

The fire alarms went off in the middle of the night for no reason, explanation was it happens every night, im in a wheelchair and the elevator wasnt working, and the desk peeson gave out a room key to a total atranger and said stranger entered into the room next door. Never again

This may be the grossest place I’ve ever stayed. $200 a night for the worst smelling property I’ve ever stepped foot on. If you think the lobby smells bad just wait till you get a whiff of the stairs. The elevator needed to be “reset” like that’s reassuring and makes me want to jump right in. Our room smelled horrible. The ac only partially worked and I’m pretty sure the tub has never been cleaned. We didn’t have an option to go anywhere else, but if you do… pick a different place. This one was just nasty.

Front desk was nice, but no apologies for construction inconvenience, or elevator being inoperable, and no offer of help getting luggage to the third floor in spite of being of the older generation. Extremely limited parking. The foam topper on the bed was nice until we realized that it was a mere bandage for a bad mattress-we rolled into the center of the bed like an I Love Lucy episode. I appreciate the effort at trying to be open during construction, but some special effort for the inconvenience would have been appreciated.