We chose this hotel based on its location and its reported 3 star rating. We expected the rooms to be a bit on the small side but they were incredibly small. We have been on cruises where our cabin was larger. This hotel is way beyond need of a major makeover. It is also very dark in the rooms....even though the sun was blaring brightly when we went out of the hotel.
The carpets in the room were quite disgustingly tattered and frayed. Our towels were too worn and beyond what we donate to animal shelters. The hair dryer is located over by the tub on the wall opposite the sink and vanity shelf area. Quite challenging to dry my hair without getting electrocuted from the water that was on the floor because the shower wall is not adequate to keep the water in if you decide to shower. The paint on the walls....well, that was quite something. The pictures online were of white and yellow walls. Our dark room had the walls painted a red-orange and green. The paint job was slopped up-not well done at all. Their attempt at hip and trendy really missed the mark and presented more of a depressing, run down dive effect. The space was so small that I had to keep the suitcases on top of one another and live out of them for our entire stay. The clost only had 6 hangers in it and there was not room for much more than that. The tv was also very limited - we could only get a few channels. Our cell phones did not work in our rooms either which made for some inconvenience. Oh, and the bed....very cheap, uncomfortable mattress. Woke up feeling those mattress coils in our hips!
The staff was very friendly. If the rooms were gutted and redone, they would be worth considering, even though they are tiny. We are from NY City and now stay at hotels when we return to visit friends. If we are paying upwards of $300/night or anywhere in that range, we expect a better experience than this.
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