Rooms were ok.
Blood on sheets, bathroom is worn, poorly maintained, patchwork done poorly.
Very loud, for people who go to bed early.
Late night staff is busy sleeping in the back room.

We had a relative in the hospital with emergency open heart surgery. We stopped at rest stops and got a directory. This hotel was close to the hospital and cheap. We saw a great hotel when we pulled up. Went into a beautiful lobby. Lots of chandeliers, fancy floors, carved wood. Attentive staff. State of the art check in. Marble topped counters. BEAUTIFUL.

What a laugh. The reason the reviews for this are so mixed is that the front versus the back of the hotel are like 5 star attached to 1/2 star hotels. The front was newly renovated. Atrium, pool, dining area, glass elevators.

But turn in your cute coupon for a decent rate and they put you in the back. First room was an upper floor. Air didn't work. No remote for the tv. To get to the front desk to tell them you had to go through a cave like dark area that stunk BADLY of mold and something worse that connects the two parts of the hotel. Seemed to be bare concrete walls and it was cold and nasty. Told the desk and they said there were no more of the cheap rooms with two beds, how bout a fancy one for 3 times the price. I said no. So he asked how bout a cheap one with one bed. I agreed. Pick it all up and go through the nasty hall and move to a lower level. That room stunk so bad I couldn't breath. It had a remote though. But no way could I sleep there. So I went back through the nasty hall to the desk and told them no way. So I got yet another room. Smelled, but endurable. Door outside and one to the inside hall. The one to the outside was barely standing and a 100 pound woman leaning hard on the door outside could have come in the room with it double locked. Air barely worked, no remote. Smelled mildewy - but not like rotting corpses like the other one. Stayed one night and left. Oh, and there is apparently only one ice machine for several floors, although you can see where they SHOULD be. Thin towels, stained sheets, holes in carpet, curtains barely hanging on and every inch of the back of the hotel stinks - mildew, mold, rotting bodies, nasty unbathed bodies, paint (unbearable in staircase), glue (?), and I cannot even imagine a few.

So it seems to be almost a bait and switch type thing. Advertise a great price, but you won't want the room in the old unrenovated part. So you ask for something endurable and you pay a huge price difference to move to the front part.

The "average" price was something like $78, that is because the back rooms go for $30 - 40 and the others go for $150 +. And there are more cheap rooms, so it probably averages pretty cheap. And if you stay in front, you have it made - but the back was the worst hotel I was ever in. And the ripoff advertising should be illegal.

Two hotels. But you are better off to pick one that cares about all their rooms, and all their guests - not just the ones in the front..

i stayed at the hotel for new years eve it was very nice, the staff was very helpful my room was very nice.. the staff wente out of their way to make our stay pleasant. they have a very nice news years party i would stay there agn

This hotel is more out to protect their employees then the saftey of their guest.

Not a freindly place to stay.