"Stephanie, the employee who checked me in, was very nice. The beds were very comfy. We didn't use any amenities, just came, slept, and left. Around 8:30 a.m., the construction renovations began on the suite with our ajoining wall. I was awake and it didnt wake my daughter, so itbwas fine - work must be done. However, upon leaving the room, we had to climb over tons of materials the contractors were using and had places on the landing as though the building were vacant. I took a photo, showed it to the front deskman, and suggested they mention to the contractor that the rooms are occupied. As a former property and hotel manager myself, I would make certain they not create trip or fire hazards. I don't recall WHAT he said, and his tone was not unpleasant, but he looked like he was struggling not to roll his eyes at me. Maybe he was annoyed with them; I was hardly unreasonable in pointing this out. At any rate, I am awaiting hip surgery and partialy disabled and do not need to be clambering over construction materials, nor should other guests, so please ask your contractors to keep the walkways trip and fire hazard free. That small inconvenience aside, our stay was pleasant and inexpensive. Also, aside from the construction noise, (which was fine - as I said, it must be done and it'snot like it was 6 a.m. or something) it was quiet in the area and we slept well."
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