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"There is no parking. I was very uncomfortable walking alone from my car, in the far parking lot that I had to pay for. Person who checked me in wasn’t directly rude but was very curt. "

"Great place, nice staff, large rooms, very nice and clean place."

"Spacious, comfortable, quiet rooms. Very pleasant and relaxing."

"There was a hoard of high schoolers (like 25-40 teenagers) being loud and making a mess in the hallway. Many complaints from all guests on floor 2 were issued and the staff could not get them to leave or observe quiet hours. It ruined our night as our sleep was disrupted many times. This location needs a security guard. The kids were racing up and down the hall and pushed my friend when he was getting out take out. It’s was chaos. Like a hs pep rally, not a downtown hotel. Space was clean (before the kids, after that the hallways were lined w chips and wrappers), parking was easy, breakfast ok. "

"It’s all about the looks. The money was spent on the lobby, which is over-the-top and jarringly unexpected in what turned out to be an old exterior hallway 2-story motel. The hotel rooms are small, with modern beds squeezed in tight against the outer walls, requiring you to crawl over beds to reach lights or AC units. Furnishings are minimal and modern, but the hotel would be well-served to spend more on upkeep and amenities and less on styling. A single 3/4 full roll of toilet paper, a Kleenex box with four tissues left in it, an armoire that looks cute—but won’t stay shut and has a door that swings open and slams into the wall repeatedly, a funky looking black and white tile bathroom floor, which is super stylish—but white tiles in front of the sink look stained and grubby. The minimum number of towels. Paid breakfast in the bar/lobby restaurant. Are we in Italy? Beds were comfy with good linens and the place is clean, but it feels like owners are “playing” hotel."

"Clean room, helpful staff, great mountain view! "

"Good experience"

"Clean environment "

"The best!"