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"The room could have been cleaner. The furniture had stains on it. The refrigerator had small dents on it. The property was very close to a major highway. It was rather noisy to try and sleep."

"Breakfast was ok"

"Very pleasant location."

"Above all, the room was quiet. Front desk staff was courteous and helpful. I felt that my parked car was absolutely safe. I am thankful for a great stay."

"The Good: Staff was friendly and reasonably fast The Bad: Everything else! This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed at. It is beyond run down, the carpet is disgusting, the walls needed paint years ago, the doors dont latch and this is all before I got in the room. The room itself was so run down the the door handle fell off. Nothing seemed very clean and the room had the smell of something that was kept too damp too long. To use the internet you were forced to create an account, when I finally got access in the wonky portal I learned I had to pay for premium internet if I wanted to do anything other than checking email or texting, Instagram videos never loaded and any other app that required some bandwidth didnt work either. I would never stay here again, even if they paid me. This is especially sad since I have always had good experiences at Kimpton properties, I will have to rethink visiting one again."

"No one broke into my car and i didn't see any bugs. That's the best i can say for this place. I have pretty low standards, and i would not book here again. The facilities are extremely outdated. The whole place needs a few coats of paint and some elbow grease, not to mention a new elevator, some hardcore parking lot cleanup and room repairs. The staff was incredibly nice and it was surprisingly quiet but i left a night early to go check in elsewhere. "

"寵物友善"

"The front desk was very welcoming. I arrived very early and they tried to accommodate me ASAP. Happy hour was a nice extra. Breakfast was great. Very close to the Univ of Delaware. I have stayed there twice."

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