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"Parking was underground and tucked away with cameras in opportune areas, so we felt super comfy about leaving it there. Staff was friendly and check-in was a breeze since we prepaid. Deposit was reasonable and so was the snack shop for water and such. Great, healthy choices to eat near by and they're located super close to Universal which was a pleasant surprise. The property is we kept and we really enjoyed hanging out near the pool. Bathtub in our room was a plus; and super deep and long. Best choice we've made in a hotel in a long while. Competitive rates and they treated us very well. It was such a good stay that we're planning to go back this Summer. "

"Room was clean but incredibly small, as is the bathroom. Room was noisy as well, and A/C would turn on for 30 seconds and then shut off, no matter what I did. However bed was comfortable which mattered the most to me."

"Elevators broken all 3 days of our stay, shuttle broke down, stuck for an hour and 30 minutes at universal studios therefore missed our dinner reservation "

"Excelent"

"Bathroom sink didn't drain water. Phone didn't work. Otherwise it was ok "

"Super run down and not clean. In room phone doesn’t work, took forever to find the direct number to call the desk. No linens for pull out bed. The "

"Clean rooms"

"🚨 1 STAR – Health Hazard + Safety Concern – Avoid at All Costs 🚨 I don’t even know where to begin. This was easily one of the most uncomfortable and concerning hotel experiences I’ve ever had. Check-in was normal, nothing out of the ordinary. I specifically booked this place because the in-room jacuzzi looked appealing in the photos. That’s where anything remotely positive ends. Around 11 PM, multiple men claiming to be hotel management started aggressively banging on my door, yelling for me to open it. No phone call. No warning. No professionalism whatsoever. Just pounding on the door late at night. I was completely caught off guard, had to throw a towel on, and ask what they wanted through the door. They insisted I open up immediately. When I did, they attempted to enter the room without proper consent, claiming there was a “water leak.” Here’s the problem:     •    My room was in a unique location with no rooms above or below     •    I was simply using the jacuzzi as intended     •    There was zero evidence of flooding The situation felt completely off. Multiple men showing up unannounced late at night, pushing to get inside the room? That’s not just unprofessional — that’s a serious safety concern. I told them clearly: this is not how you handle a situation like this. You call the room. You communicate. You don’t ambush guests. They backed off eventually, but here’s what didn’t happen:     •    No apology     •    No follow-up     •    No accountability     • "

"Place is a little dated. Bathroom needed new caulk."