First, the so-called handicapped parking was ridiculous. Separated from the front door by a railing and long curb, and sloped, when there is flat, unimpeded parking directly to the left of the front doors.
Second, having to buy breakfast, at $15.00 - $25.00 feels incredibly cheap on the part of the hotel. Especially when they have a prime rib buffet for lunch every day for $25.00, which, having things to do, I was never around to take advantage of.
Third, the utter lack of towel bars in the bathroom. It was not an accessible room, so I'm not talking about grab bars - although one in the shower would not be amiss - but simply places where it might be handy to hang a towel, like outside the shower. Or closer to the sink. Or any place to hang a wet washcloth.
Finally, low-flow toilets set too low to flush toilet paper on the lighter flush, let alone anything more substantial. Dual flush is good, having to use the heavier flush for everything is not good. Worrying about whether the heavier flush will clear the bowl is even more not good.