Ashleigh P.
Yelp
We booked this hotel because we were part of a stay-and-play travel baseball tournament, so it was required. If it wasn't, we would have left after the first night.
When I originally booked this hotel in February, I selected 2 double beds for my room. Then, when I received my email this week reminding me of my stay, it said 1 king. I was able to get this corrected over the phone prior to arrival.
Parking is terrible if you have anything bigger than a crossover-type vehicle. I had to park on the roof with a truck, and the parking is extremely tight with no connection between lanes, so if you get to the end and there are no spots you have to reverse back out. Parking is $5 per day.
When I checked in, the staff seemed annoyed that I went to the desk when I had already done the app check-in, but I wanted to verify that we had the right room before taking all the luggage upstairs. Also, now that I'm writing this, I'm remembering that my welcome email said to be looking forward to my check-in cookie and I never got one.
Our room was smaller than expected, dusty (in bathroom and next to beds), dingy (worn furniture, water damage), and smelly, but the worst part was the heat and humidity. I turned the AC down to 60 and then left for a few hours. When I came back, the temperature had barely dropped. That night, the AC did not kick on until around 4:00 a.m. despite being at 60 for about 12 hours before that.
I had to use the bathtub for one of my kids (gotta do what you gotta do) and I couldn't figure out how to unplug the drain so I called downstairs. I called once and the phone rang for about a minute with no answer. I called again and the gentleman who answered said he would ask his maintenance man and call me back. Never received a call back and just found the answer on Google (have to push down again instead of twisting).
We went to dinner in the hotel restaurant one night, and that was a terrible experience. I'll post another review on their page but it added to our overall impression of the hotel so I'm including it here too.
We have a stroller, so we have to use the elevator to get up and down. At times, it seemed only one elevator was working and I would wait 5 minutes for a car, only to see it was full of other guests since there was only one, and then have to start over. At one point, after waiting 20 minutes and watching other guests wait and then give up, I was resolved to take the stroller down 3 flights of stairs rather than wait again, but he next one was available. Once you do get an elevator, the doors are only open for about 8 seconds before closing. I missed a couple because I had the stroller so I learned to stand right outside the door to catch them, which is awkward when the people inside have their door open immediately to my face.
The lobby (atrium?) is very hot because of all the windows (maybe this adds to the overall stickiness of the hotel).
A friend we had in another room was unable to open her door until staff told her she had to pull up on the handle instead of pushing down like the rest of the rooms. Why not replace it?
There is no streaming on the TVs so you're stuck with local channels unless you brought a device to plug in.
Oh, and no breakfast included: you can eat at the aforementioned terrible restaurant for just $18 per person per day.
Overall, any one of these issues would be okay if it was just one of them (AC on the fritz, 2/3 broken elevator cars, busy night for the restaurant, etc.) but everything piling on was just laughable by the end of the stay.