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"The pool was closed and the first room we were in was adjoining another one and the people were loud but the staff moved is to a better room. It was not the cleanest there were cob webs all over the ceiling and in the corners of the wall. Give the place a good cleaning and get the pool going and it will be a nice place to go. "

"Electronic keycards did not work repeatedly. Requested adjoining rooms but they didn’t have them. Good breakfast "

"Bed was fine. Room clean "

"It took 30 minutes to get the water warm. We had no water in our room for the coffee maker. Also a lot of hallway noise."

"The breakfast was okay but the coffee was a little diluted and weak (for my taste). The room was okay and clean. The window in our room didn't close all the way so we could hear the noise from the cars outside. The heater was loud. We only stayed one night. "

"I still don't have a working TV remote control, same thing I said last week and the same thing I said when I checked in this week again. It comes a point when you get tired of asking for the same thing over and over, so I'm out of here tomorrow morning."

"A great hotel with all the high-end amenities but with a boutique vibe. Truly a gem in the C-U area. But please note that even though the hotel has "extended parking on-site" and a "24hr free roundtrip airport shuttle," it is not a "park-stay-fly" hotel. When I checked in, I asked about the extended parking, which was confirmed by the front desk. I also asked about the airport shuttle, specifically taking me to the airport the next morning and picking me up from the airport 5 days later. All of that was confirmed, including my flight details and my departure and arrival dates. It was only the next morning that the manager repeatedly informed me that they would tow my car away if they saw it in the lot at the same spot for a few days. I now understand that the "extended parking" only applies if you are also staying at the hotel for an extended period, and the shuttle is intended for guests who do not have a car, not as a convenience for guests who stay and park at the hotel. The manager was gracious enough to let me pass this one time, but I won't plan on this in the future. Too bad, as it soured my experience at the hotel. Side note, to quell the hotel management's concerns, I am clearly not a college student bound for a spring break destination. I am a 60-year-old senior executive, traveling to visit my 87-year-old mother. I truly hope my car is still in the "extended on-site parking" lot when I return. "

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"Great stopping point when traveling "