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"The stuff was helpful especially the two ladies at the reception"

"Great staff and amazing location"

"The staff was friendly upon arrival, very welcoming and suggested restaurants and things to do in the area. I had a beautiful view from the 12th floor. My room was small, but great for a solo traveler. I am dairy free—at breakfast they had a couple of options for me. I appreciated the free breakfast!"

"Clean rooms, great breakfast."

"First, the location is quite inconvenient, as there are no commercial facilities nearby—no restaurants, shops, or services within walking distance. On the positive side, the property itself is very new, and the room includes a kitchen. However, it was disappointing to find that there were no cooking utensils provided, which makes the kitchen essentially unusable. Another issue was the lack of basic amenities in the room. There were no face towels—only bath towels and hand towels were available. At night, the front desk closes and is secured with a rolling shutter, which makes the place feel more like an apartment building rather than a hotel, and it can be a bit unsettling. The most unacceptable part of the stay was that the entire hotel only has four hair dryers available for guests, which is extremely inconvenient. Overall, while the hotel is new, several important details need improvement to meet basic hospitality expectations."

"Breakfast and staff are good. Shower has really low water pressure. "

"If you have an early flight, this is an effortless place to stay"

"The buffet was nice as they had something different for each day."

"Not the best experience for $450/night. First room had smelly pillows and blood in the bedding, not ideal when checking in at 1a. Switched rooms in the middle of the night because the smell was horrendous and moved to another room by 2a. Super inconvenient. Parking is a joke if you have people meeting you so not ideal unlesss you’re actually stuck in the airport. The staff was rude and not helpful when I asked to switch rooms. The staff needs to be retrained on customer service etiquette when people are paying out the wazoo for a room that’s not close to anything. $10 for a bottled water is absurd for the Westin. This is NOt the ritz. "