When you first pull up, you will be immediately unimpressed. But maybe you're like me, and decide to put your immediate apprehension aside and walk in. You will be greeted by an aged foyer with no front desk to speak of, simply a drive-thru-like locked window with a small ledge. The carpet is dated and the wallpaper (it's 2019) is peeling. I got to my room. Locks have been updated, but the door is old. Inside the room is lack-luser. My full-length mirror on the bathroom door had been cracked and patched with clear packing tape. The bedding is a floral pattern from the 80's and scratchy to the touch. The key was when I took a look at the window AC unit: it had mold in the vents. I hopped on the nope train, riding first class back to the front "desk," where I asked for a refund and looked to stay somewhere else. Until this place spends some money to update their building and amenities, I'd give it a solid pass. But I guess you get what you pay for.