First, they blare rap music in the lobby when you come in - this isn't something that appeals to everyone (or even many). My room is tiny. The desk chair is broken - there is metal poking through the seat - I didn't see this and when I sat, felt a hard metal lump, and when I went to stand, the metal caught on my pants and tore them. I'm glad it didn't cut me. I don't mind a small room, but it's not laid out well at all. I am here on business and the desk is jammed against the wall with the bed behind me and there is barely room to fit in and out of the chair (and I'm an average sized person). I'm feeling a little claustrophobic sitting here. The wireless internet is extremely slow. I'm pleased to see that there is a mini-fridge and a microwave in the room. The bathroom is nearly half the size of the bedroom - I must be in a handicap-accessible room, because there is only a stand up shower with a removable bench in it. The bathroom decor is dated and there isn't any counter space at all - it's a wallmount sink. The carpet in the room is ripped up and needs replacing. There are NO CURTAINS on my window at all, which disturbs me a bit. I guess I'll need to be getting dressed and undressed in the bathroom as there will be no privacy in the room itself. If you're on a budget and have low standards, you won't mind it here.
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