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"Very clean"

"Hotel seems like it might have been recently updated as it was in great shape. Room was excellent and the front desk staff were very helpful. Breakfast was plentiful (scrambled eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy, make your own waffles, cereal, oatmeal, yogurt, breads/bagels/etc) and there were plenty of tables to sit at. The only thing I would warn people about is the parking. It's not Hampton parking, but a city lot that is connected via a covered walkway (so very convenient). They charged us an "event parking" rate for Friday night even though it didn't appear there were any events (no concerts we could see, no sporting events) so we had to pay $25 no matter how long we parked. We left the lot Saturday morning and came back and parked Saturday afternoon. No more "event parking" so it cost us $5 to park until Sunday morning"

"Second time staying, very clean. Good experience "

"Rooms and facilty very nice and good vibe inside property"

"The breakfast staff did not have a key to open the juice machine and the small yogurt fridge. Oatmeal was not made- just dry oats in the chafer. "

"Parking is always interesting. But did find a open, somewhat somewhat close parking ramp. Inconvenient due to pouring rain tho. Check in and out was quick. Next morning a plate of old food was outside another quests door a few doors down. There when we went for breakfast and there when we checked out at 11. Rooms were being cleaned around ours because the cart was on the floor. Breakfast was in the restaurant and had an awesome selection of items! Fresh fruit too!"

"Very clean. Love the fitness area and basketball court "

"This is nothing torwards the hotel. Parking is 40 dollars for 24 hours. This Parking garage at 40 dollars is the most convenient but if a pwrson willing to walk a couple blocks. It would be cheaper to park. The Rand hotel is worth the walk. "

"Great location! However large incidental hold for a one night stay of $250."