It was OK.
The buffet breakfast is ho-hum and a bit over-priced for what you get, but that's almost expected these days.
The biggest bummer was the parking. Even if you pay their enormous daily fee to park, you still have to get parking validated at the front desk every time you go in/out, and that's not as simple as them swiping the parking card. They first verify that the parking is, in fact, charged to the room by looking up your room, then walk over and log the transaction with pen and paper and then swipe the parking ticket and then hand the ticket back to you. Then, you use that parking ticket to get out of the parking facility. This seems OK, but then you realize there are sometimes going to be lines at check-in. When you need to wait in line at check-in just to get validated, the clunkiness of this process grates.
There's no regular room cleaning unless you request it (another way hotels are angling to save money and blame it on covid). I like of like this idea. But, you run out of towels over a few days. If they're going to do this, pre-stock the room with more towels for a longer stay.
It's an older facility, but they seem to be focused on keeping it up. Still, you notice some things -- like the yellowed electrical switches and smoke detectors in the rooms.
Gibsons is attached, and it's a lovely restaurant. The steaks are great.
The airport shuttle works very well.
