The location of this hotel is not so ideal. Yes, I understand it is an airport hotel, so if you’re looking for a quick place to rest and shower for a few hours then this is for you. Other than that, be prepared for total isolation… from food at least. There isn’t a restaurant inside the hotel, nor is there anything desirable to eat within a 5 mile radius, except a [really grungy-looking] Ruby Tuesday or a Chinese Buffet with horrid reviews. They also charge $7 for parking and exiting/entering the hotel lot is super annoying because the room key cards do not seem to work for anyone. All of my attempts to exit the lot with my room key left me frustrated and having to honk/use the [not-so-courtesy] phone in order to request the booth-lever-thingy (what are they actually called?) to raise so I could exit.
The hotel itself was just your average 3-star hotel experience – nothing to write home about. We were given 2 double beds, which were both oddly lumpy. The shower and bathroom were clean, and it was the same Bliss-products-in-wall-dispenser-amenities deal as the Aloft Lexington. I’m not too sure I would stay at this location again; not that it was anything terrible, but I recall staying at the adjacent Four Points by Sheraton a few years back, and from what I remember, it was a better experience. Both the Aloft and Four Points hotels go for roughly the same rate, so I’m sure you already know what I’ll be choosing next time!
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