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