This is in a great location - right off I-77 and near plenty of restaurants. My introduction to the property was a VERY torn up lobby they are in the process of remodeling. It was no big deal - the staff was very nice. Note that the fitness room is not available at this time (until after remodel).

I was not happy when they put me in a handicapped room without telling me. When I got to my room (across the parking lot) and discovered this, I called the front desk. They told me this was ALL they had unless I wanted to change rooms later in the day. Considering I am a Gold Marriott Rewards member and the reservations was booked weeks earlier, I expected a bit more.

The rooms are outdated. I think after the lobby, the are doing the rooms next. Alebit small, they are funcational and perfect for a short stay.

Next time in the area, I'm going to try the Courtyard next door. I'll give this place another try after the remodel is done!

I chose this hotel so my one-year-old could have his own room and it was definitely worth it. He could go to bed when he was tired and the rest of us could stay up without disturbing the Little One. It was great being able to watch TV while sitting on a sofa instead of on the bed like at most hotels. The quiet location was easy to access from the freeway, but you had to drive to get to a restaurant.

Room quality is pretty good (not disappointing, but not the best for TownePlace Suites). But... price is great. There's a catch, though. Because the price is right, this property attracts people who are... more budget minded. I travel extensively, and when you stay in a lot of hotels you develop a quick read on things. Check in was warm and friendly, but when I started toting my bags to my room up on the high floor, I passed by rooms on the ground floor. Yelling, screaming and offensive cursing was permeating the hallways through 'soundproof' room doors. It sounded like mostly women yelling at their boyfriends or husbands. Really awful. Uh-oh, I thought, wondering if these were displaced Katrina victims. Hmmm, it was kinda creepy. But when I got to my floor it was quiet as a pin all night. It bothered me though, because I kept wondering who was going to check into the room next to me. My experience was fine. However, since I had a 10 day visit ahead of me I didn't want to take the risk. I checked out the following morning, and relocated to a nearby Marriott property for the rest of the week. It cost about $30/40 more per night, but I felt better. If not for that yelling I would have stayed and loved it. Nearby is a Bob Evans, Ruby Tuesdays, and some fast food.

I have been very happy with all Marriott properties until this one. Was it just a bad night? I don't know, but there were plenty of areas within the hotels control that were not acceptable the worst being dirty sheets and pillowcases on our bed! (I mean dirty...hair, smudges,etc.) They did replace our sheets (well, we went down to office, got sheets and remade the bed ourselves...but I was ready to sleep in car if they could not give us clean sheets!) but they also seemed way understaffed...check-in was very slow (20 minute wait) as there was only one staff member working the hotel (that's why went down to pick up clean sheets oursleves, too!). When we finally turned out the lights all we heard were people going up and down the stairs--turns out our bedroom is on the same wall as the stairway (note there are no elevators) and people went up and down for over an hour after we were in bed (this was after midnight!). The hotel planners/builders really need to lay out the room better and/or use soundproofing materials in these areas. We will definiely not stay at this hotel again and I am wary of ever staying in another TownePlace Suites.