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"Good"

"Great visit. Great rooms. Spa shower is awesome. Thought they had Starbucks inside from looking in online but I guess they just have the beans from Starbucks for regular coffee. Not hotels fault because technically they never said on site they had it. Overall great stay."

"Hotel was great. Beds were so comfortable. The breakfast buffet and kickback, were the cherry on top!!!"

"Great stay!"

"I had a great "

"Clean basic economy hotel. "

"Nice quiet room"

"Hot tub 💯 Pool inside 💯 Room 💯 Breakfast 💯 "

"I cannot recommend staying here. We chose it for its convenient location when we attended a film convention, but the problems began right after check-in (the room’s toilet paper wasn’t stocked, despite us requesting it at the front desk on our way to the convention). The most egregious events happened that night, when we returned late from convention networking events. There were a spattering of white blobs stuck to the wall right above the bed, almost like spitballs, and a massive wasp in the room despite the fact that we hadn’t opened any windows before heading to the con. We immediately requested assistance at the front desk, but the staff member there was completely dismissive and unwilling to help. He essentially kept telling us that there was nothing he could do, no one who could help us, and our only option was to return to the clearly uncleaned room with a massive wasp inside. He was even very rude and asked us why we hadn’t noticed this when we dropped our bags, as if that’s ever an excuse for a room to be covered in mystery white blobs, the proper housekeeping service not performed, and a MASSIVE WASP in our completely closed room. Eventually he (seemingly reluctantly) called a supervisor, who was immediately able to move us to another bug-free room despite the desk worker’s assertion that there were absolutely no rooms left and they were fully booked. The cleanliness and safety issues were one thing, but the staff’s dismissive behavior was unacceptable. "