Thank you for taking the time to leave us such a detailed review, and for sharing your concerns. I'm sorry to hear your experience at the Brentwood was so disappointing. It is never our intention to mislead our guests or misrepresent our offerings. We sincerely strive to do the best we can to offer an enjoyable and memorable guest experience. With that, I am truly sorry we were not able to meet your expectations. I will do my best to address each of your concerns, as I feel it is important to clarify details in the best interest of accurately portraying our offerings for future travelers. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have instituted 100% contactless procedures and increased pre-arrival communication — including an email, welcome text, digital registration, and a follow-up phone call — to ensure our guests are educated on how to check in, when hotel staff will be available, and how to best reach hotel staff during their stay. I do apologize if any information was unclear during your pre-arrival communications. Information about our in-room and on-site amenities (like bike rentals, s’mores kits, and coffee) is available on our website, with more detailed information available to you in our guest services app. Our bikes are offered first-come first-served, and are only available by request, because we ask guests to fill out a waiver before taking a bike off property. Our bar, lobby, and front desk are all one, and are staffed by the same person at any given time. On property, guests are encouraged to contact hotel staff by text, phone, or in person. Every member of our staff is trained to assist guests with any needs that may arise, and we would have been more than happy to relay any additional details pertaining to our amenities had you asked. While our rooms are appointed the same, each room is slightly different. That said, the room you booked does not have an additional window in the bathroom, but most of our single king rooms do. Ceiling lights in our guest rooms are dimmable. I do apologize if you missed the dimmer switch on your bathroom light. Regarding room size, while the double queen room that you stayed in is actually one of our largest rooms, the size of our rooms is typical for a motor lodge structure like ours. That said, we are uniquely set up for shorter stays, and I often go so far as to deter guests from booking extended stays in the interest of their general comfort. I'm sorry to hear other guests caused such a disturbance. It's an unfortunate reality of sharing quarters, and while we do our best to make quiet hours known to guests, there are instances where we are unable to properly enforce them. Had you brought either of these instances to our attention while you were here, we would have been able to address them with those guests or gladly offered to move you to a different room. During the 8 week racing season each summer, our corner of the neighborhood is very lively. On weekends, live music can be enjoyed across the street until 11pm. I'm sorry you found the temperature in your room uncomfortable. There are limitations with the age of our buildings that prevent us from offering individually zoned rooms. As with everything, we do our best to offer the most comfortable conditions we can, but that can often be difficult with said limitations, especially this time of year. Early spring in upstate New York is one of the least predictable times of year for weather, and temperatures can swing dramatically, which is why we have space heaters and fans available for guest use. We do install wall mounted AC units seasonally, but haven't yet because nightly temperatures regularly dropped into the 30s or below. I apologize for any confusion, but we do not advertise that our bar is open until 11pm. Even during the 8-week race season — our longest hours of operation each year — we inform our guests that last call is 10:30pm. Our hours do change seasonally, more so due to staffing shortages during the current pandemic, but we do not change hours of operation on a whim or without notice. Our current hours of operation were made available to you in pre-arrival communications, on the door to our lobby, and in our guest services app. I'm sorry that you missed this, and I'm especially sorry it resulted in you feeling misled or denied any part of the experience. It is also clearly stated on several pages of our website, in pre-arrival communications, on the door to our lobby, and in our guest services app that as a COVID-19 precaution, the interior of our bar is currently closed and drinks are available at the window. Each night at closing, it is hotel policy that loose patio furniture be locked up and the fire extinguished. I'm sorry if you felt misled by the promise of a fire on the patio, or whether or not guests were allowed to manage the fire themselves, but our fire policies are clearly stated on our website, as well as in our guest services app. Weather permitting, we will make a fire each night for our guests at sundown, and occasionally by request. During the second night of your stay, lighting a fire would have displaced and disturbed other guests. I sincerely apologize that we were not able to offer this part of the experience on Saturday night. I agree, it is an important part of enjoying all of the Brentwood, so I am sorry that circumstances did not allow it. Had you brought any of these concerns to our attention while you were here, we would have done the utmost to see that they were addressed in a timely manner. Through debriefing the weekend and your concerns, I was told you spoke at length with hotel staff on the patio, but you gave no indication that anything was wrong. I am truly sorry that you left feeling confused, unwelcome, cheated, and stressed. We take great pride in providing an enjoyable and memorable escape for our guests. Being good hosts is what brings us joy, and we regularly go above and beyond for our guests. I'm sorry you chose not to give us the opportunity to do the same for you while you were here. Thank you again for staying with us. We appreciate your business.