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"Clean room friendly staff"

"The hotel is situated in the central part of the city and is close to popular sites. This is a historic hotel which does not allow to enjoy modern amenities. The lobby is nice but the elevators are not clean and appear to be old and ’tired’. The same applies to the guest rooms which are small. The closet is virtually nonexistent. The bathroom is also small, with hardly any space to hang towels and place toiletry kit. There is no full service restaurant on site. Given the relatively high price of the rooms, this hotel does not offer good value."

"across the street from convention center- easy valet! Family friendly- Pull out was comfy"

"Nicee"

"all good"

"I appreciated the staff, I was able to check in early. The room was great. It was clean and very interesting. Location was fantastic, minutes from downtown. The people that stay there were respectful and polite. The place is quite and comfortable. "

"Floor was dirty in the room, glasses in bathroom weren’t clean, tv didn’t work (regular cable) "

"First of all, why would you charge your customers $38 a day to park? I can see maybe $10 if you’re gonna charge your customers to park their car but $38.Pull out sofa bed, most uncomfortable thing in the world probably sleep better if I slept on the floor, the reservations were for 3 people there's three people to one room and all there was was a pillow, one sheet one blanket to put on the pullout bed I need a top and bottom sheet to sleep with. It was so cold and the room thermostat didn’t work, I wish I had brought some socks to keep my feet warm. being on the seventh floor You would think it would be the quietest place to sleep it was the the noisiest place all you heard all night was loud cars trucks. I got up checking to see if the windows were open to see why it was so loud. Worst stay ever. Next year gotta make sure I got a room at the loft."

"Parking was easy and staff were pleasant. Room was clean and comfortable, but amenities and the “free breakfast” were lacking."