First of all, at first appearance the building doesn't even look like its open. The grass was a foot tall and there were only a few cars in the lot when I pulled in. The overall appearance of the outside of the building was that of neglect and not a concern of being welcoming. I went right to my room after checking in. It was very warm and humid in the room, so I attempted to turn on the AC. I could not get it to turn on, so I went back to the front desk. The attendant behind the desk said I thought I turned that on, he walked over to a switch that was out of my site and flipped a switch. Sorry about that was all he said. I go back to my room, and it was running, but not very well. I thought I would give it some time I was in town for my Marine Corps reunion to spend time with guys I served with years ago. I was in town for two nights. I left to meet up with the guys that first night figuring it would be nice and cool when I returned for the night. It was a little bit cooler but not by much, I had it turned on high and at the lowest setting possible. I was to tired, so I just took a cold shower and went to bed. the next day I was up early to meet the Marines for breakfast. Found out on day two the refrigerator didn't work either, so I just loaded up a cooler with ice and put my drinks in that. Summary, day two the AC never improved on a 100-degree weekend heat wave. That owner should be embarrassed to present that higher priced hotel the way it is. NOT GOOD!
