We booked this hotel mainly for its great pricing and the fact that it showed âpet-friendly roomsâ when reserving online. However, the website wording is confusing â it appears pets are allowed, but when you pre-check in, youâre required to sign an agreement saying no pets and that youâll be charged $250 if caught with one. Expedia helped us sort it out, and the hotel ultimately accepted our small dog (under 20 lbs) for a flat $40 fee instead of $25 per night, which we appreciated.
When we arrived between 9:30â10 pm, the lobby door was locked. Thereâs a doorbell outside, but it took several tries before someone came. The front desk attendant, who spoke limited English but was kind and helpful, explained that we were supposed to call the number on the front desk â which, of course, we couldnât see from outside. The number listed online only went to a voicemail that wasnât set up.
The breakfast the next morning was surprisingly good with several options, which was a plus. However, both exterior doors were broken and had to stay unlocked, which didnât feel very secure. The entry area had an old, dirty couch that made the place look run-down, and the ice machine and vending machines were out of order or empty.
Our room itself was mostly clean, but it smelled a bit musty (likely from being a pet room), the air conditioner never really cooled the space, and we did find one ant in the bed. The TV setup was odd â itâs Roku-based, so you have to log in with your own accounts for st
