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"I love this hotel. It’s clean, parking lot is safe, rooms are large, staff is wonderful, chop has room service. I do wish they had makeup wipes in their rooms though. "

"Beautiful hotel and affordably priced, staff are fantastic!"

"The staff was amazing the property needs some TLC in the pool area "

"Another great stay for a reasonable price!"

"Hotel, staff and everything about the hotel was great. Would be mindful that the surrounding area is a little bit sketchy so plan wisely if you aren’t comfortable in those areas."

"Clean room, room is dated, and parking was expensive"

"Mostly good, the gym equipment could be a lot better"

"Overall a good stay. Staff were excellent. Parking was pricey and the lot was somewhat sketchy in terms of people there on the weekend, however nothing happened to us or our car. Room was clean and well appointed. Location on Whyte was 5/5 with a bustling night life and plenty to do and see on foot from the hotel. Main complaint: Room was way too warm and there was no way to cool it down. There was a letter in the room saying that the AC is turned off all winter (and apparently spring as well) and to shut the thermostat off to stop the fans from blowing heat into the room, but otherwise, if the room is too warm, sorry about your luck. We opened the windows through the day, but had to close them at night as Whyte is very noisy street (more on that later). When the desk kindly asked how our stay was going we told them it was good, except the room was too warm. They essentially repeated what the letter said. An offer for an oscillating fan or anything to move the air around would have been the right response, but no luck there. We did see a staff member with a fan on our second day. I suppose we could have asked, but it was too late by then. As I mentioned, the location on Whyte was great but along with that was a lot of noise from the street with an endless parade of cars showing off their altered exhaust systems. I'm talking at least a dozen or more per hour."

"Took a shower then noticed there weren’t any towels. Not even 1. "