As much as you pay for a room, having to pay extra for parking and breakfast was disappointing—especially since the breakfast was not good at all. They also do not accept cash, which should be made clear ahead of time. The biggest issue was the check-in experience. The receptionist who assisted me did not seem knowledgeable about accessible rooms. I specifically booked an accessible room because I needed an open/walk-in shower. She repeatedly told me that I did not book an accessible room and claimed the hotel did not even offer those types of rooms. My reservation clearly stated otherwise. We went back and forth for about 10–15 minutes before she then tried to blame the third-party booking site, saying it booked me for a hearing-accessible room instead—which was not true. She also insisted that what appears on third-party websites is “not real” and not connected to their actual availability. After all the confusion and unnecessary back-and-forth, she finally stated that my room did in fact have a walk-in shower. However, when I got to the room, it was not a hearing-accessible room at all. Other issues included terrible Wi-Fi, no fresh towels or washcloths provided during the stay (apparently you have to request them, but that should have been explained at check-in), and for a suite, there was only one tiny trash can in the bathroom. Overall, this was a very frustrating experience, and I will not be spending my money here again.
As much as you pay for a room, having to pay extra for parking and breakfast was disappointing—especially since the breakfast was not good at all. They also do not accept cash, which should be made clear ahead of time. The biggest issue was the check-in experience. The receptionist who assisted me did not seem knowledgeable about accessible rooms. I specifically booked an accessible room because I needed an open/walk-in shower. She repeatedly told me that I did not book an accessible room and claimed the hotel did not even offer those types of rooms. My reservation clearly stated otherwise. We went back and forth for about 10–15 minutes before she then tried to blame the third-party booking site, saying it booked me for a hearing-accessible room instead—which was not true. She also insisted that what appears on third-party websites is “not real” and not connected to their actual availability. After all the confusion and unnecessary back-and-forth, she finally stated that my room did in fact have a walk-in shower. However, when I got to the room, it was not a hearing-accessible room at all. Other issues included terrible Wi-Fi, no fresh towels or washcloths provided during the stay (apparently you have to request them, but that should have been explained at check-in), and for a suite, there was only one tiny trash can in the bathroom. Overall, this was a very frustrating experience, and I will not be spending my money here again.