ronnieandmichelle
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In fairness, this was a celebration weekend for a festival with the people of Eritrea, so the hotel was full. Hilton needs to do a recite of their hotel and see if they want their brand name here. It reminded me more of a low-class Holiday Inn Express and not that of Hilton, but our choices were limited as we were with a wedding party. In addition the not 1 of 2 elevators worked all Saturday and Sunday.||Our room was 339, which touts a canal view at the end of the hall, when in fact the view was much more after the canal and more of a street view or partial view. The room was clean and had everything we needed. It was a good size. Our screen door was broken and access was limited. Upon checking in, there were about 20 people in line. The Hilton Honors line was being used the same as the main line. As Honors members, there was no separate line at check-in being honored, no upgrade offered, and no Wi-Fi offered. On the way to our room, we found construction dust piles outside along the hallway. They were there the entire 3-day weekend.||We did use the sports bar one night for drinks, which was nice, but charging the room for your drink seemed to be an inconvenience, with the bartender yelling out our room number and asking us to spell our—there’s two…||Breakfast was that of a motel, with coffee that was old and stale. When I asked where I could get a high chair, an employee said she would get it for me. It took more than 20 minutes.||Starbucks had a limited menu and was good. Check-out was quick and kind.||P.S. We had 3 adjoining rooms. The bride had the suite at 337, and it was a lovely place for the girls to get their hair and makeup done. The bride in 337 and a family member in 336 both complained of lobby noise. We are frequent travelers who sleep with earplugs always.
