Caveat emptor, this is a low, low budget extended stay, not really a hotel (and frankly it's not that low cost when all things are factored in). Very limited front desk hours for check in (and out), only weekly housekeeping (and none the first week, so I checked in on a Friday but housekeeping was only on Tuesday which meant I got no fresh towels or room vacuumed for the 8 days I was there and wouldn't have for another 2 days if I'd stayed.), and if you have any issues or problems the answer is always: "This is an extended stay. That's just the way it is." No pillows for the pullout? "This iis extended stay. Go buy some". No plates, cups, pots, pans, cutlery, or any kitchen wares at all (Why advertise a kitchen but not loan or rent the tools to use it!!!)? "This is extended stay, go buy some." Couch is so lumpy it is impossible to sit on (the couch was so bad I'm sure it would not even be picked up by anyone if left curbside. Charities wouldn't take it, and homeless people would lie down next to it, not on it. I'm not joking.)? "This is extended stay". Bugs in the bathroom? "This is extended stay, I'll have someone check it out next week." I have stayed in cleaner hostels in third world countries. Staff is very nice, but obviously instructed to play off any concerns with the extended stay line, so it's a pretty low stress job since they don't actually have to worry about customer service! If money is paramount and you don't require clean, this is an option.