3/5 Christina J. 5 months ago on Google • 158 reviews
The
staff
are
friendly,
the
rooms
are
clean,
the
beds
are
firm
(the
sheets
are
SUPER
soft),
and
some
rooms
have
a
microwave
and
a
mini
fridge.
The
bedside
lamps
have
only
a
single
outlet
and
no
USB
ports,
which
is
pretty
surprising
at
this
point
to
be
honest;
everything
uses
USB
so
those
bedside
lamps
could
definitely
stand
to
be
updated.
The
only
others
complaint
I
have
is
with
the
showers.
They
are
a
walk-in
design
with
no
curtain
or
door,
which
makes
it
drafty
while
showering
and
the
only
"shelf"
in
the
whole
shower
is
a
tiny
little
triangle
in
one
corner
for
a
bar
of
soap.
They
have
wall-mounted
shampoo
and
conditioner,
but
if
you
brought
your
own,
or
have
things
like
face
wash
or
body
wash,
the
only
place
to
put
it
is
on
the
ground.
And
it
gets
tiresome
to
have
to
keep
bending
down
to
the
ground
to
get
to
tiny
travel
bottles.
The
"gym"
is
a
very
small
room
with
1
basic
treadmill
(a
few
programs
to
choose
from
using
a
keypad
but
no
audio
ports
or
video
display
or
anything),
1
basic
elliptical
who's
keyboard
works
but
the
machine
does
not
register
any
motion
and
the
timer
will
never
"start"
nor
will
it
ever
turn
on
any
resistance.
There's
is
also
1
recumbent
stationary
bike
who's
keyboard
is
cracked
and
therefore
you
cannot
set
any
kind
of
program
or
resistance
and
therefore
is
non-functional.
There
is
1
tv
so
if
someone
is
in
there
watching
something
with
the
volume
up,
there's
no
way
for
them
to
listen
to
it
on
headphones
which
means
anyone
else
in
there
has
to
listen
to
it
too.
They
offer
a
very
basic
breakfast
buffet
(cereal,
bagels
and
toast,
waffles,
yogurt,
scrambled
eggs,
sausage
or
bacon
depending
on
the
day,
coffee,
&
juice),
but
nothing
spectacular.
And
the
coffee
is
only
available
during
breakfast.
(Though
there
are
tiny
single-cup
coffee
makers
in
the
room.)
To
be
honest,
for
what
they
charge
I
would
normally
expect
more.
But
they
have
a
bit
of
a
monopoly
in
that
they
are
the
ONLY
hotel
option
anywhere
close
to
Woodlake.
(The
next
closest
option
is
over
by
the
highway
several
miles
further
down
the
road.)