My husband and I stayed at this hotel for three nights in December while on a business trip. It was a decent hotel, but probably not what I would have chosen had I booked it myself. \n\n+++'s\n-The rooms are reasonably nice. Enough space to move around in, and really nice pillows and mattresses. I though the sheets were a little scratchy though.\n-At least in our room, the shower head was fantastic. A good shower with good pressure is basically one of the key standards by which I judge my stay in a hotel.. if I can't get a good rinse on my hair, I'm going to look like a basket-case all day. \n-Public computers to print boarding passes.\n-The lobby is pretty nice and expansive. If you're eating breakfast there, you won't feel cramped or on top of other guests.\n-Proximity to restaurants, bars, etc. It's not close enough to be loud, but close enough to walk.\n\n----'s\n-They only had a room on the first floor available (and only two queen beds, despite our request otherwise). The first floor room window's were facing the parking lot, so you basically couldn't open the blinds at all or you would risk someone seeing into your room.\n-You couldn't get breakfast or coffee from the cafe before 6am. For a business hotel, I figured they'd start a little earlier. We had to leave for the airport at about 5:45am, and it was a little annoying not being able to get anything to munch on.\n-Related, the breakfast options were overpriced and not very good. I guess that's to be expected from a hotel?\n-The front desk is usually empty. A little annoying. Sometimes I found the front desk staff rude or unknowledgeable. We were in AZ during a freak rainy week, and the front desk was unclear/inconsistent about whether there were any umbrellas to borrow.
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