- weird creepy front desk guy. Didn’t tell us about wifi or time for breakfast
- Terrible wifi. Kept dropping. And to re-login, you had to go through the whole process of joining the network again. It was a hotspot, so I wondered how safe it was.
- Very quiet room (209), even though we overlooked the main street.
- No parking at hotel (which we knew), but front desk guy could barely make himself understood as to how to get there. But he certainly knew the prices at the various garages.
- Cute room. Not large.
- Weird toiletries- in shower was one thing for hair and body- really, at a hotel at this price point? And you squeezed the bottle from the top - no dispenser button.
- Curtains were room dimming but not darkening.
- Twin mattresses pushed together in queen bed frame
- Small bathroom - if someone was using the toilet, it would be difficult to have someone use the sink.
- Typical breakfast in terms of variety. For example, some fresh fruit, delicious buns, cereal, OJ from concentrate, eggs, bacon; toaster didn’t work well.
- Stunning dining room - looked liked a ballroom. It was echoey as there weren’t many people in it at the time.
- My sister was in a higher category room and she had a sign not to drink the water, but we didn’t.
- Front desk staff - Daria? Was very pleasant as we checked out.
- Hard bed
- Good, central location
- Hubby thought the bathroom