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"Clean rooms very nice beds comfortable "

"Hotel is located conveniently and has the basics. This property is very old and needs some renovation. Pictures give an impression that the lobby is huge and grand but does not seem so. The furnitures need a replacement. "

"This is an older property, but room was comfortable and clean. Overall in reasonable shape; hallway carpet shows wear. Breakfast was lacking on some details: no butter for waffles or toast, no knives to cut food, brown instead of cream gravey for biscuits, no fruit on 2nd morning of stay. Very convenient to airport. "

"Clean and friendly staff "

"Clean room. Nice staff. Bed was super comfortable "

"Hotel looked run down on outside. Rooms were decent though."

"The bed was great, the remote controlled blinds, the hotel was spotless! The breakfast was a little so so, but the lady stationed by the waffle machine was great and gracious. We will return! "

"One night stay during longer vacation. Met our needs. "

"Do not be fooled by the exterior of this hotel. It's currently under renovations, which are desperately needed. If you do end up staying in one of their horrific rooms. 1. Once you pass the newly polished lobby, your to the elevators, and along the way to your room, you might smell old cooking food smells in the hallway as your traverse across stained carpet carpets. 2. Once in your room, you'll be amazed at the furniture conditions. Our dresser was missing a handle, while one other handle was hanging off by one nail. Edge of the bed plastic was coming off. The curtains were ripped. There was a mysterious gloppy stain on the wall next to the coffee maker. Whenever we flush the toilet, it sounded like an old-school choo-choo train whistle. The bathroom had ripped wallpaper where they used to be a holder for some lotion. And the shower had mildew stains all along the tiles and the ceiling. 3. The hotel itself is probably one of the loudest hotels I've ever stayed in past the sounds of traffic from the roads next to the hotel, you'll be able to hear every single door slam open and any guest walking along the hallways will sound as if they're in an echo chamber. 4. Hungry in the morning? As long as you have $14 a person you can settle up to a really sad continental breakfast/powdered egg and overcook sausage variety. 5. Don't forget to get back to the hotel before it gets too late or you'll be parking across the street in the empty parking lot of a Bob Evans. All that for $138!"