My biggest complaint about this hotel is the value. With taxes, I paid $295 for a standard double queen room, and it wasn’t even close to being worth that price.
Check-in was friendly, but that was the only positive part of my stay. Walking to my room, a housekeeping cart and two staff members completely blocked the hallway. I had to weave through them with my luggage while neither made any effort to move. When I checked out at 5:30 a.m., the front desk employee barely looked up to say good morning. I wished her a good day, left my key on the desk, and received no response or even a simple “How was your stay?”
The restaurant wasn’t open on a Friday night, which was disappointing. The room itself was tired and poorly maintained. Wallpaper was peeling, and the bathroom was the worst part. The shower head was covered in heavy mineral buildup and corrosion, suggesting it hadn’t been properly cleaned or descaled in a very long time. It immediately made the entire bathroom feel unhygienic and I therefore didn’t shower at all, I just up and got out as soon as I could.
Amenities were virtually nonexistent. Aside from a small bar of soap, there was nothing—no lotion, shower cap, or other basic toiletries that you’d reasonably expect at this price point.
Overall, this hotel delivered the bare minimum while charging premium rates. For nearly $300 a night, I’ve stayed in far nicer hotels, including suites; in much larger cities. I won’t be returning.