The pool area was pretty, the front desk clerks were helpful, linens were fresh and clean, and the AC worked. There was a sink, microwave, mini fridge, and a few dishes, cups, and silverware, which were much appreciated. But that’s the only positive things I can say about the property. I booked a quad room (4 double beds); there was a front room and a back room with a bathroom. The only windows (only in the front room) opened up to the hallway, so we had to keep the drapes closed or have people walking by look in on us. The back room had no windows which made everything dark and depressing and the overhead lights were cold LEDs which made it feel like a hospital. Many of the few outlets in the room were old and 1/2 broken — anything plugged in kept falling out and the only way to keep a connection was to push a suitcase up against it to keep it plugged in. There was black mold in the grout in the shower, and absolutely no warm water (let alone hot water) even with it turned all the way up. There’s a sign in the bathroom requesting toilet paper not to be flushed (that’s fine; I’m used to those scenarios) but the only garbage can in the toilet room didn’t have a lid; it was just a basket lined with a plastic bag — I’m fine not flushing toilet paper, but I don’t want to look at (or smell) the used toilet paper! Eww! The beds also had no headboards, just a mattress shoved up against the wall, making it feel more like a hostel. At $200+/night it was simply not a good value.
