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"Central location. Helpful staff. Big spacious suites with attached kitchen. Air conditioning not that effective. Somewhat dated. Overall highly recommend"

"Wife and I stayed at the hotel for 4 nights, good location within a couple of blocks of 2 metro stations. Room was clean, staff very attentive. Breakfast was good, usual fare fruits, breads,cereal , yogurts, waffle machine, coffee and juices . Room had a small kitchen with a fridge ,microwave, coffee maker, good if you are staying for a while and would like to purchase and store some groceries. Room was clean but could have used a little TLC, Building has 2 elevators which were a little slow. It was a good area close to University, had restaurants in the area, small market couple of blocks down. Would stay there again. "

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"Its a relatively budget hotel that was pretty decent. Staff was warm and competent. Housekeeping was good, beds were comfy. It was exactly what i needed. I would stay again. "

"Nice hotel. Sauna was not working and hot tub was a bit cold."

"Front desk went above and beyond!"

"Very mediocre stay. Had two consecutive but separate reservations which turned into an issue at the front desk. The room is tired and desperately in need of a renovation. Showers are so small that they are barely usable. Smallest TV that I’ve ever seen in a hotel. The rooms look funky on the pictures but they’re tired. Noisy, could hear every little bit of hallway movement, especially at 3 AM. Worst part - no housekeeping. When I complained to the front desk, I was just told they were short staffed and too bad. Had to beg for a fresh towel drop. The price is good, but spend a little bit more for anywhere else."

"Helpful staff. Finally a stay where the keycard didn’t bug out. Sauna pool and gym were highlights. Loved my time here."

"The room was clean, comfortable and spacious, and the breakfast was good for the price you pay. I only docked a star because on one of our nights there, there was a fire alarm at 4 am. It was a false alarm, but there was no announcement that it was false (so everyone had to shuffle outside at 4 am to learn that it was false, including the elderly and those with young children), and there was no apology/acknowledgment the next day."