First, I stayed five nights. It wasn't the worst experience ever, but I didn't like/appreciate several things about the hotel. One thing that bothered me the most was that, every day we used the "do not disturb" sign so we could sleep in, not have our belongings bothered, etc. Yet, every single morning, the maids walked right in whether we were there or not. If we weren't in our room, they would turn off the A/C, make the bed and replace the towels. When we got back to the room every evening, it would be a sauna and take an hour to cool down again. Additionally, the hotel didn't seem to "pay out" on some of the amenities they claim to offer. It was May and over 80*F, but the pool was empty. I am not sure what is meant by "seasonal, but apparently summer isn't the "season" of choice. The "minibar" that is advertised was empty and turned off. There was, however, a small snack machine on the 2nd and 5th floors with half-cans of soda to fulfill all of your snacking needs. The free parking is, according to the sign on the building and employees, "unsecure" and "at your own risk". That usually means you shouldn't park there. Plus, there weren't actual parking spots, but rather a free-for-all along the perimeter of the hotel. Luckily, the gas station nearby and a supermarket down the street made up for some of the skewed amenities. The only really good thing about the hotel itself was the A/C and that kept getting turned off while we were out and about.