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"Very clean property "

"The staff was very friendly and helpful especially the breakfast servers."

"Nice staff great bar easy check in and check out "

"loud AC unit"

"The breakfast was freshly prepared by site in an open format, made to order omelettes. The double room is 2 full size beds too small, furniture outdated for the price, you have to pay for parking, in the evening you have to be buzzed in to check in took about 10 minute wait for someone to let me in. Hotel is shared with office space building and whole foods- very big building- a lot going on. When I was there, building alarm system testing maintenance at 7:30am. Positives: location, breakfast and room size, cooking staff were nice, negatives: outdated, small beds, pay for parking, evening check in process, room cleanliness. "

"Great experience"

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"Expensive stay but close to many restaurants and the concert venue I had tickets to. Had to pay for parking in the hotel's underground garage, which was $24 overnight. When in room, went to sit on sofa and found a dead bug on the cushion. Bathroom didn't have soap next to sink but a bottle mounted to wall that read "lotion" and was just lotion so had to use body wash from shower to wash hands. Breakfast cost over $20/person so we didn't eat at the hotel. Also found extra charge on credit card but got the run around when trying to call and find out what it was for. Wouldn't stay there again and would never recommend to my friends and family."

"I recently stayed at this hotel and unfortunately had a pretty frustrating experience overall. There were several basic amenities that I expected but were not provided—no complimentary breakfast and no WiFi included, which was disappointing. The room itself was uncomfortably hot, and it was difficult to regulate the temperature. On top of that, the hotel seemed overwhelmed due to multiple events happening at the same time, which made the entire property feel chaotic and disorganized. Parking was one of the biggest issues. There was no complimentary parking, and I was charged $25 per car for two vehicles. I was then told I couldn’t pay for a third car (my sister-in-law’s) due to a two-car limit per room. However, the parking gate wasn’t functioning properly, so other guests were coming and going without paying. That made it especially frustrating to have paid around $50 while others parked for free due to system issues. Additionally, the condition of the room and property raised concerns. The bedding was torn, and the lighting fixtures appeared outdated with exposed or worn wiring, which honestly felt unsafe. The hallways were also noticeably dirty. Overall, this stay did not meet expectations, especially for the cost. I hope management takes these concerns seriously and considers making improvements—or offering some form of compensation for the experience."