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"It was good"

"I chose the hotel because it was near a venue I was working at for the day, and knew I would be too tired to make the 2-hour drive home afterward. I arrived late, and despite having spent the time doing pre-check in online, I had to hang around the lobby to sign forms, including one about not smoking in the room. There was no parking in the front, so I had to move my car to a very poorly lit part of the parking lot, passing people standing outside smoking by the side entry, which was not locked. Finally walking to my room with my overnight bags, the hallway was full of cigarette smoke coming from rooms (remember, signing that form?). I got to the end where my room was, grateful to be out of the hall. The room was modest and clean enough, but clear signs of wear and tear. I attempted to sleep, but the noise of people coming in and out of rooms, letting their doors bang, went on for a couple of hours. Thin carpets and no sound proofing made it nearly impossible to sleep. The room did not have curtains but had blinds that left about an inch gap at the bottom that you could pull down no further, and there was a blinding light that came on from an industrial lot next door to the hotel that hit that gap just perfectly. Between the light and the noise, I barely got 3 hours sleep. Wanted to take a bath to relax. Alas, there was no stopper in the tub or bathroom area. The coffee machine was not cleaned and contained a used coffee filter. I left 3 hours earlier than planned, fed up. "