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"The heating unit was not turned on when I entered the room so it got very chilly. When I turnd it on it was very noisy. I called the front desk a number of times but no one answered .Furthermore It also did not seem that the front desk was staffed."

"The staff was friendly. The hotel was clean and quiet. The hotel was easy to find. There isn’t anything around the hotel it’s just north of the 402."

"This hotel served it's purpose for one night away for a sporting event. The rooms were nicely renovated with new furniture and a comfortable mattress. It was a very busy night for kid's hockey teams and the hallways were very busy and loud. We had a lot of small ants in our room near the door....the front desk didn't sound very surprised when we told them on the way out so could be a common problem. Overall, it was reasonable but maybe a little overpriced for the amenities. "

"Very friendly and helpful staff. Room was slightly dated but comfortable. Food was excellent! "

"Room was clean ..staff was great… The breakfast was disappointing."

"Everything was great with the stay - hotel was very clean/ service excellent/ staff attentive But the lukewarm water made early morning showers less than ideal - otherwise great"

"No gym or pool with out notice "

"Front staff was very welcoming and friendly, parking was plentiful, rooms were spotless, and the soaps and hand lotion were high quality. We walked to a local spot for dinner by the water, so can’t comment on the hotel restaurant, but the menu looked really good. Would definitely stay here again!"

"From the moment we arrived, the stay was unacceptable. We walked into the hotel only to be met with an extremely loud, relentless buzzing from the heater—impossible to ignore. We then discovered there was no elevator, which is completely unreasonable given that my husband had just been released from the hospital and should not have been climbing stairs. Once we reached the room, the situation went from bad to appalling. The level of filth was beyond anything even remotely acceptable: thick layers of dust everywhere, what appeared to be dried bodily fluids on a chair, dark grime coating the front of the couch. The level of neglect that was genuinely nauseating. The condition of this room was not just disappointing—it was inexcusable."