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"Fine"

"Room was clean, bed was comfy. Bad experience at check-in. I was allowed to check-in early and my keycard worked. But I walked in on another guest(?) still in the room. Very embarrassing. I had to go down and ask for a different room. Did not use amenities so unable to review. Poorly stocked convenience items for purchase. Tried to buy drink and desk person said she did not know how to charge me. Nearby restaurant was good. Very convenient to convention center. Parking garage was very tight, very low ceilings- dark/dirty."

"Breakfast was great. Parking lot was being repaved"

"Nice hotel, quiet, clean."

"The location was close/adjacent to Washington and quiet."

"Do not stay here! The manager/staff/owner of the franchise are terrible to their guests and also bigots who make assumptions about people based on race. Within seconds of an interaction with my (black) husband, the manager threatened to call the police after sternly and aggressively asking “what’s your room #?” Instead of a “good morning, how are you” or “how did you sleep” as you’re getting coffee and wiping sleep out of your eyes, “WHATS YOUR ROOM #, I’m calling the police”… like whaaaaaaaat???? They also keep the fitness center and guests restrooms on the 1st floor locked with a key… are they not for guests?? Do we have to get a key to use the restroom like we are at a slimy gas ration? Can we not be trusted? Haha. So as I’m looking through the door of the fitness room, my very first interaction with the same guy is him sternly and aggressively scream-asking me, “what do you want!?!?” I’m simply not impressed with this guys behavior and it’s unfortunate because it’s a pretty nice and clean hotel. But also, the beds are hard and hurt your back the next day, so basically, don’t stay here."

"Clean room but no ice machine available on our floor. Ice machines were only available on even number floors."

"Everything was great"

"Could be a lot better with just a little remodeling and a bit more cleanliness in the hallways."