It looks nice from the outside but is very dark and smelly inside. The decor of the room was horrible, the room stank worse than the hallway. Everything had something broken. The bathroom was neat. The room was smaller as advertised, the layout was different but taking that into account it was much smaller. There was less furniture as advertised.... more

I stayed at this hotel for one night. As far as I am concerned it was one night too many. While the front desk staff was friendly and helpful, the room was filthy, i.e., kitchen counter was dirty, the floors were dirty and had visible dirt on hair on them, the bathroom sink was dirty. The sheets looked clean, but... more

One hundred dollars a night gets you a 1) very helpful desk staff 2) dirty sheets that didn't fit the bed (but the desk staff were more than willing to get me a clean set to put on the bed myself) 3)two pots with thick layers of grease in them, so old that when I took off the lids the... more

Considering if you are paying $94/night, I would definitely recommend staying at Hampton Inn (Hilton Chain) rather than Homestead. Smoking room and Non-Smoking room are located on the same floor right across each other. You can smell the smoke which I hate it a lot as a non-smoker, hallway was way too warm with 80 degree thermostat on. Room was... more

I have stayed here several times. The front desk staff is always helpful and friendly. The rooms opposite the freeway are quieter than freeway side but noise has not been a problem with the window shut. Air conditioner was reasonably quiet. I like the kitchenette/bar stools, feels more like home than a standard motel. Large bathroom countertop, however no shampoo... more

I spent 5 nights at this hotel on a business trip in September of 2005. It is in a wonderful area, close to the freeway, shopping and any type of food that you could possibly want is within walking distance. I liked the fact that all the rooms were inside corridor entrances and the main entrance requires a key card... more

My hotel room had a queen sized bed, a high work table with high (bar stool type) chairs, high speed Internet access (for $10 a day or $25 a week or $50 a month) (so bring your Ethernet card, if you have one - or you can buy one at one of the three local computer stores: 2 independent computer... more