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"Very nice hotel, the outside was very peaceful and relaxing. We checked in late and lobby was quiet, hotel looked clean. Our room was nice, we did find a hair in the shower. Our main issue was we were told the gym was on the floor above us, so between 7am and 9am we could hear a lot of noise & banging. It kept us from sleeping in which is what we needed after our long drive! Very disappointed to have to deal with that, thankfully we only had to stay 1 night."

"The guy at the front desk is very helpful, he was really nice. Room was ok, but it’s clean."

"I don’t have any complains it was affordable and clean "

"I loved the size of the room. Queen size bed and a couch lounge area very good. Location was great. You can walk to The Tech, San Pedro marketplace, the convention center and resturants all over. Light rail was also just a block away. They also had a fantastic breakfast with anything you wanted. A major dislike was you need to bring your own media to watch TV. I don't have Hulu or Netflix so I was regulated to Pluto TV on my own device. That was a pain. Also parking was $45 a night, so we parked in a SJ Parking lot for $20 overnight. The staff were accomodating but seemed a little put off by the rules of the company. My girlfriend didn't like how it played out, but if you are alone it's an excellent place. I would only stay with a family for the breakfast."

"the hot tub smelled like sweat not sure if enough chlorine was in to kill that smell. my card did not work a few times at the pool which made me go back and forth other than that, we had a wonderful peaceful time!"

"Rooms are a bit dated, but excellent location and views. Bed was very comfortable. Jack O’Niels has excellent breakfast!!"

"Great location and easy parking!"

"Our stay was perfect!"

"Nice clean spacious room and comfy beds. Plenty of towels. Staff very friendly. Breakfast included with plenty of options. Only negative limited underground parking, tight spaces and $25. Walking distance to wharf and boardwalk"