Bait & switch. At check-in, they said that the room type we had reserved (a "Superior Studio" with a king bed) was not available & so we could either take a room w/ twin beds or pay extra 4 a room with king bed. I showed the clerk our Expedia reservation, which shows a king bed. But the clerk said "Oh, that's just a request, not a guarantee." What?? Thinking I had missed something, we paid the difference (~$30/night) 4 the room w/ king bed.
That evening, I noticed on Expedia the "Superior Studio" says (& still does): "1 King Bed". Not only that, Expedia showed this hotel as still having 2 of these rooms available 4 that night! So, the hotel's claim of "unavailable" was suspect. I contacted Expedia support & they talked to the hotel. Expedia later told me that the extra charge was because we "requested an upgrade". Complete falsehood on the part of the hotel: we just wanted the room we booked & paid 4 months in advance.
Later, I did notice that while the Expedia room selection page clearly says the room includes "1 King Bed", the page describing your booking (after you've paid) says this instead: "Requests: King Bed ... Special requests (such as bed type) are not guaranteed." So, once you book & pay 4 your room with "1 King bed", suddenly that feature (bed type) becomes a "special request" which is not guaranteed. Seriously, Expedia? Is this the customer experience you want?
I rated the room cleanliness poorly because the room had a bad smell (the smell of food garbage).