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"The property was well-lit with ample parking. Breakfast was average; the juice machine was broken for our entire 3-night stay, and there were fewer options than at other Comfort Inns. Both the cable channels and WiFi were completely unusable. Two staff members visited our room, but the issues persisted for three days, leaving us with only a few channels. It was also frustrating not being able to use our Firestick due to the constant "Web page Error." We were told the manager would call, but it's been three days since check-out, and we haven't heard anything. We've just booked another 3 night stay, but at another hotel."

"Quiet location. Room and lobby very clean. Staff were very pleasant and helpful. Appreciate the "

"As soon as i got there the glass doors were filthy. There is a horrific smell wofting through the hallways. There are no electric doors. Is there an elevator in this place? It does not seem handicap accessible to me. Also, the hallway carpet was filthy. Left for an evening out, front desk guy was sleeping. Bathrooms in room were great, except they obviously did not know what painters tape was. Room was tidy. "

"there was nohot tub and definitely no breakfast. "

"An old hotel with a newest face lift. They need new house keepers though! It was dirt. Breakfast was not as shown in pictures either but was okay. "

"The entire staff were so hospitable. We could not have asked for more. Definitely recommend."

"The floors were soft and noticeably rotten and floor coverings were discolored and frayed. Water ran for fifteen minutes and didn’t get hot. Windows that opened had no screens and drapes were torn. Nice layout but very outdated for the incidentals hold of $100. "

"Nice hotel!!"

"The bathroom door was hard to close and not updated The tub was dingy and not super clean. Sheets were clean but stained Staff was nice. It was a ok stay for the price. The area was nice, I felt safe and lots of restaurants and shopping and hospital is down the street "