Bianca and Bernard
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Jul 12, 2015
We stayed for 4 nights this past week. There is nothing in the area currently, except other hotels or construction, so you will need a car or plan to use Uber/Lyft if you stay here.
Three elevators. Small 'shop' with basics by front desk. Luggage carts available. No valet. Parking is ok, but you might struggle if you come in late at night.
The room was decently spacious; with a living room area and a bedroom area, separated by a desk/partition. We had a king (felt more like a queen, but you know how hotel beds are). The bed was ok, not too hard or soft, and the pillows were either hard or soft (no in-between).
One tv; not too big; hard to see from bed. You can use Netflix/Hulu/Amazon on it; just have to log in to your account. There was no in-room safe. Tiny microwave; small coffee area; and a small hotel fridge (that kept water surprisingly cold). A/C kicked, but reset to 72 while we were gone during the day.
The bathroom was a decent size. The toilet was on one end, then in the center, with the barn door, was the sink. The other end had the glass shower stall (no tub). DH cut his ankle on the shower door; it was super sharp underneath. the sliding barn door locked on us (no one in there), and maintanence had to come unlock it. The shower got HOT quick (it was a hair difference between warm and burn your skin off hot); but the shower head/pressure were not great. To wash my hair, I had to turn the shower head off from spraying, to get any pressure on the soap.
The breakfast buffet (free) was not good. It had scrambled eggs that had no flavor, and turkey sausage that tasted of nothing but pepper and had a weird texture. The oj was good and cold. We didn't eat at the restaurant/room service, as we decided to try other places. There is an ice cream vending machine in the lobby, that serves soft serve with toppings like sprinkles, that was good. The 'coffee bar' was never opened during our stay.
Several plugs available at the desk and on the table by the bed. The clock was useless; there is no way to set the time unless you connect a device (like a phone) to it. We just ignored the thing. Phone on the desk did not work, sat on the hook charging the whole time, never charged. Another phone by the bed worked fine.
We paid just over $400 to stay 4 nights. For that price, I'd stay again. it wasn't bad, just wasn't terrific
Three elevators. Small 'shop' with basics by front desk. Luggage carts available. No valet. Parking is ok, but you might struggle if you come in late at night.
The room was decently spacious; with a living room area and a bedroom area, separated by a desk/partition. We had a king (felt more like a queen, but you know how hotel beds are). The bed was ok, not too hard or soft, and the pillows were either hard or soft (no in-between).
One tv; not too big; hard to see from bed. You can use Netflix/Hulu/Amazon on it; just have to log in to your account. There was no in-room safe. Tiny microwave; small coffee area; and a small hotel fridge (that kept water surprisingly cold). A/C kicked, but reset to 72 while we were gone during the day.
The bathroom was a decent size. The toilet was on one end, then in the center, with the barn door, was the sink. The other end had the glass shower stall (no tub). DH cut his ankle on the shower door; it was super sharp underneath. the sliding barn door locked on us (no one in there), and maintanence had to come unlock it. The shower got HOT quick (it was a hair difference between warm and burn your skin off hot); but the shower head/pressure were not great. To wash my hair, I had to turn the shower head off from spraying, to get any pressure on the soap.
The breakfast buffet (free) was not good. It had scrambled eggs that had no flavor, and turkey sausage that tasted of nothing but pepper and had a weird texture. The oj was good and cold. We didn't eat at the restaurant/room service, as we decided to try other places. There is an ice cream vending machine in the lobby, that serves soft serve with toppings like sprinkles, that was good. The 'coffee bar' was never opened during our stay.
Several plugs available at the desk and on the table by the bed. The clock was useless; there is no way to set the time unless you connect a device (like a phone) to it. We just ignored the thing. Phone on the desk did not work, sat on the hook charging the whole time, never charged. Another phone by the bed worked fine.
We paid just over $400 to stay 4 nights. For that price, I'd stay again. it wasn't bad, just wasn't terrific
