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"I gave this hotel the benefit of the doubt because i needed a room and my first choices were already sold out weeks before my daughters' ring ceremony. I knew it wasn't a new hotel, and pictures look nice online. The hotel has pros and cons depending on what you value. The good things: the staff, the central garden, the social hour (wine and cheese), it is quiet, the location. However, the fact that it is old doesn't mean management should stop investing on it. The paint is fading, the pool is uninviting, the bathroom towel rack is rusted and the furniture, althought vintage, does not look very well maintained. There was a musty smell masked by Pine-Sol, and the "carpet" on the second story walkway was stained, frayed. The overall condition made us feel uneasy about the room's hygine. Did i get what i paid for? I do not think so. At $475 USD for one night, I expected much better for my money. I really hope management does something for this place because they really can make it a great place to stay if they invest on it."

"Very spacious and clean room. "

"Property is tidy just feels a bit tired and a litttle run down. Our blackout curtains had random holes so felt a bit like a starry night. Nonslip bathmat inside of shower was a little sketchy. Parking was convenient and felt safe. Included breakfast was appreciated but basic and a little underwhelming as compared to similar hotels. Staff was friendly and helpful. Value was low overall for what we paid - prices were inflated due to parents weekend."

"Everything was very calm and organized. I enjoyed my stay. "

"Clean room and friendly staff!"

"Everything was amazing!"

"Good place to stay"

"Front desk staff were very friendly and welcoming upon check-in. Pool and fitness center were not open due to renovations but not a big deal because I was hardly there. I’d stay there again in the future. "

"Everything was good in the room except for the shower. The water turned on, but the shower would not. It was no big deal as a bath was still an option."