Paper tin walls. Noisy

Stayed here for three nights. This hotel was clean and had great service. Loved the pool and hot tub. Also great location.

The Floor in the Bathroom was HEATED!!!!

Nice except the tv and stations unsatisfactory

There are many evacuee families staying there. The kids were making huge messes everywhere, they ran up and down the hallways. One child was riding a scooter everywhere. A few of the teenagers were high or drunk and they asked for cigarettes. No adults were supervising any kids at the pool.

Stayed 1 night for business and in spite of there being security all over the place - the doors in the hallway banged constantly with random guests going back and forth from room to room until about 3:00 am. Would not stay here again.

The check in was easy. The room was clean, and offered fridge, microwave, coffee. The bed was very comfortable, but as a short person, I almost needed a step stool go get on.It offered a pool, and cafe with seating either indoor or (while still indoor) outdoors by the pool. It also had a dining room - which we did not use, as we chose to sit by the pool. There was also a small room with VLTs. The only thing that marred this visit was there were fire evacuees and the people across the hall had a horrendous fight yelling, foul language and a huge pile of stuff from their room in the hall, which we had to move some to get down the hall to our room The fight had obviously started before we arrived in the hallway. we did not call the desk re this, but my husband opened our door and said would you like men to call the police. At this point the "gentleman " left, and I am assuming the woman in the room left also. A short while later, I went to go to the lobby, and two security men and what appeared to be two hotel staff at the corner of the hallway looking down our hall. I went to the desk to enquire about the security, and was informed that it was not their security, but supplied by Red Cross because of the evacuees, and they were leaving to fly home this evening. I realize this is a singular unusual situation, but felt the security the Red Cross was supplying was inefficient. I can't say the place was unsafe generally, but I felt that way at the moment.

As expected