Guest User
July 15, 2023
If you ever wanted to see what a hotel looks like just before they tear it down, now is your chance. Building facade crumbling in several places. If I didn't have a non-cancelable reservation, I would have turned around. Impossibly slow internet + it disconnects frequently. I lost an entire evening (where I usually do paperwork) because of this. Tiny hard plastic bottles of soap, conditioner, lotion, difficult to squeeze the contents. Refrigerator had a high pitch sound, so I had to use ear plugs. Typical of many hotels, the bathroom door not plumb so it won't stay partially open. I like to leave the bathroom door slightly open with the light on so I can find my way out in case of an emergency in the middle of the night. Hotels should really have night lights in the rooms. No plugs for all my "plug-ins." I have camera and other batteries and phones and IPad to charge. One outlet! Bring a plug ***** with a long cord. Elevator old and dirty. Door wouldn't close, kept bouncing back open. If that happens, hold the "door open" button, then try again. Door opens while the car is still moving. Don't open the curtains. Windows haven't been cleaned in a long, long time. They provide a good size plastic bag for ice, nice touch. Filled up the bag, bottom ripped out. Bring your own. My pet peeve...a child's size toilet. Don't they know that adults usually stay in the rooms? Very slow flush. Bet they get a lot of plugged toilets. Don't understand why hotels buy the cheapest toilets they can. Desk staff busy, but friendly. Morning staff friendlier. Breakfast...well, Tim Horton's & Dunkin' Donuts is right down the street. Banquet on the first floor, you could smell the food from one end of the hotel to the other. Room itself had a funky smell. I've stayed in a hotel 56 nights this year, this one ranks 55. On the positive side, it had a nice, new comfortable mattress. Also on the positive side, there's a nicer Quality Inn next door.