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"Fantastic location, great and helpful staff, perfect stay."

"Property was fine. Breakfast was terrible. But the real issue is that it's absolutely infuriating and should be unacceptable to make a reservation for a room with two double beds, drive 12 hours, get there and be greeted with, "Hi, we've moved you and your your wife and two teenagers to a room with a king bed and a pull out. (Smile, with no explanation)" And then when I questioned why my reservation isn't really a reservation, I got the whole "we oversell our properties whatever percent because blah, blah blah" lesson. None of which should be my problem. Then they asked me, "Do you still want to honor the reservation?" Like, what? Do I want to honor the reservation that you aren't honoring? He said it with a straight face. I couldn't believe he said it with a straight face... Apparently he gets lots of practice telling people this. For what people pay to stay at your places, and for whatever hundreds of percent more your executives are being paid than your lowest wage workers, figure something else out other than, "Uh.... I dunno, oversell everything 20% and just ignore the definition of reservation and how hotels have operated since their inception. We only made 7 bazillion dollars last year." Tell me why I would ever make a "reservation with your company again? I know, I know, 'they all do it.' Be the ones who dont. Eff. "

"Very friendly staff, awesome location & clean hotel, the pillows are the best!"

"First room, had to many issues, bathroom floor, needs a lot attention, the bedroom had a smell like someone been smoking in it."

"Everything was great but parking is expensive, not sure why. So we left our car in a parking lot in DC where we found a better deal."

"Wonderful front desk"

"Staff was helpful and stored our luggage before and after check-in and that was very helpful"

"Clean room, good location,"

"Front desk person rude!!"