I stayed at this hotel on business and was very disappointed. The hotel looks like it has not been renovated in a while. My room was worn and tired looking with scuff marks on the furniture, a couch that looked like some elephants had sat on it and bathroom fixtures that are about circa 1990. There was a small refrigerator in the bathroom (an odd location) which was sitting on a sheet of plywood. My room had two TVs but they were "old style," no flat screens. A few years ago I could excuse this in a hotel, but when you can get a 32 inch flat screen TV at Costco for $300 or less, it does not make sense to me why they would not get into the 21st century. The reception on one of the televisions kept cutting out such that it brought me back to the days or rabbit ears. I also had a problem with some dirty bedding (not my doing) and went out to the front desk to ask for a new mattress sheet. I returned to my room and five minutes later the desk clerk knocked on my door and handed me a new sheet. No offer was made to have housekeeping remake up the bed. Instead, I had to strip the bed myself and re-make it. I do that at home but would not expect to have done it in a hotel, especially under the circumstances. They do offer free internet but it was very slow (think dial-up).
On the plus side, the hotels in the area are not cheap and this one was reasonable at about $250 per night. There is a basic continental breakfast which is included, and the rooms are large with a bedroom and separate seating area.
Next time I will stay at the a Ritz which is a couple of blocks away and while about twice as expensive, it is also about five times as nice.
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