The hotel has turned over its property to the city to offer asylum to refugees, which is great, but we were not alerted to this at all during the booking process and were not informed until we arrived in site late at night. The property has not been maintained, with lots of damage to the facilities such as lights that don’t work, drawing in the walls in the room we stayed in, and generally grungy facilities. Also, the place is more treated like a house for the refugees than a hotel, so there were people running and screaming and playing in the hallways all night long. I would not recommend staying here, as I feel they were not upfront about the current hotel conditions. I was incredibly disappointed.