When I first drove up to the property, I thought I might be sorry that I had selected the Suburban, but I was pleasantly surprised instead. Although the property is in serious need of updating, and the rooms are dark and old-fashioned, it was oddly comfortable. Because of its extended stay classification, the rooms are relatively large and have a full-size refrigerator, along with a sink, and cooktop. For an old building, our bathroom was freshly renovated and very clean, and the beds were oddly comfortable. I had spent a week traveling from South Florida to Winter Garden, and without hesitation, I can say that my most comfortable night’s sleep was at the Suburban. It was even more comfortable than the three nights I spent at the Hyatt in Boca Raton! My biggest pet peeve with any hotel is that I like the room cold while I sleep, but most hotel A/C’s cycle down at night and I end up sweating. Surprisingly, this was not the case at the Suburban. The room stayed cool all night, allowing me to sleep through the night comfortably, whereas I was sweating at the Hyatt. If you’re looking for a shiny, fancy hotel, this is not the place, but if you’re looking for a relatively inexpensive place to spend a couple of nights, it was definitely acceptable.
