Attractive and clean old nice

Parking

Lovely hotel in downtown Columbia. Room was clean and quiet. Nice large bathtub if you're into that. Tiger Hotel is my choice if I feel like splurging.

This is one of Columbia's pricier hotels but with fewer amenities. Valet parking at $18 per night and no complimentary breakfast. Small in-room refrigerator but you have to remove all of the hotel drinks (that they want you to purchase) to use it. Bathtub/shower combo seriously needs a grab bar.

Nice, big, clean suite. Historic building in a great neighborhood in Columbia just next to campus.

I couldn’t get either TV in our suite to work and neither could by 19/20 year old kids who are very adept at that. “No signal” no matter what you changed the input to. There were no pillows and sheets for pull-out sofa bed anywhere in the room so we had to call down for them very late. On a positive note, when we did, they were very prompt and friendly.

Beautiful hotel in downtown Columbia. Looks to have been recently renovated. Room was large, comfortable. Walking distance to many restaurants, stores, etc. My wife absolutely LOVED their oversized bathtub - and took full advantage of it. Hotel staff were helpful, attentive, friendly.

There are only two elevators. They are small. One was out of service. Did not see clearly marked signage for fire exits.

The elevator was very small and very slow.

Location, old world style, comfortable bed, large bathroom.

No free parking, no microwave, poor water pressure, no breakfast offered free or paid, tub is huge but if under 5' tall or unsteady on feet, difficult to climb into (probably 2 + feet high for entry), glass on windows hazy/dirty and unable to see beautiful view. Also one of elevators was broke and we had to use stairs for 8 flights. Also TV didn't work and no instructions in room to use. Talked to front desk and they advised but still didn't work.

very clean, close to nightlife.

small elevators only has 2 and one was broken. seemed to be no rush to get it fixed.

I love the location and the valet parking

The Smell in the Lobby and the transactional greeting upon arrival. I’ve stayed at The Tiger before and had no issue with overpowering smells, but this last visit was troubling. The dizzying powdery smell was like having a baby diaper strapped to my face. My family had the same response. Thankfully, the private rooms and hallways were not doused in whatever smell this was. I was also surprised by the non-welcoming desk clerk upon arrival. We walked up to the desk with suitcases in hand, not to hear, “Welcome to the Tiger” or “Good afternoon, hope can I help you,” but rather, a flat, “Do you have a reservation?” - not even a simple “Hello.” Not every clerk was this detached, but it was my first impression.