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"Every thing was wonderful except the $50 dog fee"

"The most expensive Pet stays I have ever paid, they are as much as a room for one night and it’s per pet per night! "

"Room smelled. Shower insert had holes in it. Toilet paper holders were rusty. Needs updating and we didn’t get the room we booked online. "

"The rooms are clean and comfortable. The location is convenient to the two major highways, grocery store and restaurants. We don’t use pools or jacuzzis when we travel, but, they do have them and the area is clean and centrally located on the property. The front counter staff was a bit confrontations when we arrived. We are local residents living in Columbia and the staff member questioned why we were staying with them. Seemed an odd question. Apparently they do not normally allow locals to stay there. I had to explain to him that we had our house completely packed up as we are moving. Why in the world would I need to explain anything to him. We need a room, they are a hotel… The other item we didn’t like is the breakfast. It’s pretty horrible. Food was room temp and the eggs were obviously powdered. Very nominal assortment."

"The rooms were so nicely decorated. High quality linens and very comfortable made for a great night sleep. Exceptionally clean. Great value! Will absolutely stay again. "

"This was a great hotel! Our suite was huge, clean and comfortable … perfect for our family of 5 and dog. Staff were professional and friendly. We enjoyed the amenities and complimentary laundry services. Breakfast was delicious, too! Would gladly stay here again."

"Very outdated hotel. Not hot water."

"Booked deluxe king room. Was put in an ADA accessible room where the shower was a handheld. Room in need if a refresh. Bed was comfortable but sheets had seen better days not stained but you could tell we’re old. Stay was also noisy at night due to a bus of school students staying there. Maybe not put students rooms next to where other customers were staying. Staff were friendly and welcoming"