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"Breakfast was lack luster, and not well stocked fresh fruit was rotten. The housekeepers were in the lobby using the counters to fold laundry. The showers suck no water pressure and barely any hot water."

"Lovely room, comfortable bed, updated bathroom, quiet. Very nice experience"

"Great "

"Excellent place. This was our third stay and we will only stay here"

"The pool was closed. It was closed last year when we were in town for the same reason and so I looked specifically on their website to make sure it was open. So when the staff person at the desk rudely told me it was on their website that it was closed I was not happy. At some point this hotel just needs to publicly admit that it no longer has a pool and remove it from their list of amenities! Also, the breakfast was bad. There was very little food selection and what was there was kind of gross. I won't make the mistake of staying here again."

"Rooms should have a clock in them. We ordered a king bed got 2 queens."

"Room was great. Beds are very comfortable. They use blackout curtains which I need to sleep. Staff were welcoming and helpful."

"Amazing service Amazing facility"

"With it's waterpark pool, this is an ideal location for families with young children. However, we are seniors, just looking for a quiet place to rest our heads after a 10-hour day of travel. We arrived late on a Saturday afternoon and parking was a nightmare! The pool is visible from the lobby through the glass wall. It was jam packed with screaming kids! There were kids everywhere! They were running dripping wet through the lobby. Any thought of slipping quietly into the hot tub to relax after our long day were instantly dashed. Also, the pool is not exclusively for hotel guests, local families can purchase a daily pool pass. This explains why the parking lot was so jammed upon our arrival. Avoid staying here on a weekend if you are not travelling with children. We tried to have a nap before dinner, but kids were running, crying and screaming up and down the halls. "