Room was fabulous. Recently updated and it showed. However the staff couldn’t figure out how to change the batteries in the lock before we left and so we had to get help every time we wanted to go into our room. As a wheelchair user, the property is an accessibility dumpster fire. There were 40 mm gaps between the concrete and the asphalt. There was only one accessible parking space despite dozens of overall parking spaces. The curb cut was nowhere near that accessible parking space, it was all the way down at the end where people had patio furniture out, so I couldn’t even use it. Only about 25% of the breakfast seating could support a wheelchair user. None of it had wheelchair stickers so it was all taken, and I had to wait for someone to leave then move. The serving stuff was way too high and I’m almost 6 feet tall. I’ve got the longest arms of any woman I know, and it was still too high for me, which forced me to ask for help, which I hate doing. “Pet friendly” so lots of yapping in the middle of the night. Love the room comfort but there is more to a good stay than just that for a disabled person.