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"Convenient location, clean room, friendly staff, wonderful breakfast. "

"Convenient location however, motel somewhat outdated and could use a makeover, Breakfast very lacking, A/C-Heater fan never shut off, nor could you turn the unit off, bathroom door latch broken, "

"The hotel has coffee and tea y common areas 24/7, water and ice dispenser. The only thing we noticed is old facilities that reflected in a room with a bathroom with stains in the toilet. It look like dirty but we realized were just stains. This is true for the whole room. "

"Room was filthy stained drapes like someone wiped their greasy food covered hands on them. Refrigerator was filthy and had spilled drink residue and stunk. Additionally there was trash in the drawers. But the topper was a solidified booger on the shower curtain. Very disappointed…. I wont stay there again. I will say that the only bright spot was the cinnamon rolls at breakfast."

"Good stay"

"Very clean and spacious room "

"The breakfast menu was fresh and the parking was safe and convenient. Staff members at the front desk were friendly and helpful. Our room was very clean and tidy."

"We booked this hotel specifically for the kitchen. What is ridiculous there is nothing that comes in the kitchen. Not even a fork! So, you have to bring or buy (from the hotel downstairs in their market) plates, cups, silverware, pot, pan, etc….. I’m not understanding the “convenience” of the kitchen if NOTHING is supplied. Next time we will just stay at Home 2 Home or somewhere else. By the way, I did try to buy a sponge in their “market” and the staff told me they don’t carry that. So you carry all of the products to cook and eat, just not to clean the items. There was only 1 luggage cart that has seen better days! The top was broken and when you tried to use it the poles came apart… I know I’m talking about a luggage cart, but when traveling with a family this is important. "

"the laundry machine and vending machines were acting up."