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I had a non smoking room that smelled like a cat had been locked up in. I ended up moving to a different hotel

There for one night. Room was nice. Staff not so much.

First room smelled, but front desk staff easily moved us to a better room, decent breakfast, good WiFi, free parking

The staff was friendly, outside and in was clean. Coffee pot with tea and coffe (wish it was a 4 cupper and not single so I could use my coffee) but good, toiletries, linens, very nice housekeeper and a good job she does! Iron and board, hair dryer, microwave, alarm clock, nice TV with cable, comfortable. But I did not appreciate my husband and I being approached by men loitering at the entrance and asking for money and a ride to the nearest shelter to sleep, and when I addressed the night auditor his reply was oh their just outside smoking, but they weren’t and they were there both nights. Other than that a nice place to rest and clean up, close to restaurants, & shopping.

We were there for my grandmother's funeral. Management was very kind and inviting and did their best to take extra care of us. No complaints there and very grateful for her. However the hotel itself reeked of smoke and, I can only imagine, urine. But the smoke is what I had a problem with. It makes me physically ill. I had to hold a rag to my nose to walk through the hallways. It was suffocating. By the last day, my kids and husband had become sick. I was sick the whole time from the moment we walked down the hallway. At night, I wrapped a dress that I wore while traveling around my head to help prevent me breathing in the smoke. Maybe that seems a little extreme but the night I didn't do it, or if the dress fell off my face, I woke up with a sore throat, swollen eyes and clogged sinuses. Once we returned home and I unpacked, all of our clothes were saturated in the smell. The staff was VERY nice. The problem was the smell. If you don't mind smoke, you'll be fine here. It's been four days and I'm still trying to get rid of the smoke smell in my clothes.