We only stayed for one night, and honestly, I’m glad it wasn’t any longer. The biggest issue was the parking. The hotel description stated there was paid parking on-site, but there wasn't. When we arrived, the staff directed us to a lot that turned out to be completely closed. We ended up having to find a different garage, pay $22 USD, and walk 15 minutes back to the hotel pushing a baby stroller with all of our luggage. It was an incredibly stressful start to the trip adding to that it started to rain while we were half way there. Check-in was also handled poorly. The receptionist charged my card on file without even asking me first, completely ruining my plans to use a different card for the stay. The room itself was a nice suite, and the breakfast was decent. However, the bed was far too soft for my liking. Furthermore, because it was the weekend, the noise from a nearby club combined with the constant sound of the metro rail kept me awake most of the night (even though Buffalo itself seemed pretty quiet).
We only stayed for one night, and honestly, I’m glad it wasn’t any longer. The biggest issue was the parking. The hotel description stated there was paid parking on-site, but there wasn't. When we arrived, the staff directed us to a lot that turned out to be completely closed. We ended up having to find a different garage, pay $22 USD, and walk 15 minutes back to the hotel pushing a baby stroller with all of our luggage. It was an incredibly stressful start to the trip adding to that it started to rain while we were half way there. Check-in was also handled poorly. The receptionist charged my card on file without even asking me first, completely ruining my plans to use a different card for the stay. The room itself was a nice suite, and the breakfast was decent. However, the bed was far too soft for my liking. Furthermore, because it was the weekend, the noise from a nearby club combined with the constant sound of the metro rail kept me awake most of the night (even though Buffalo itself seemed pretty quiet).
