"Generally speaking, it's OK. It's very close to the university. The waiter kindly provided an inflatable bed. The bath water is large. The room size is also OK. It's relatively quiet. There is a western restaurant downstairs."

"Was a great place as always !!"

"Very good for short business"

"The experience is average, does not match the price"

"The Jake Paul v. Mike Tyson fight of “hotels.” They want your money, of course, with none of the responsibility of caretaking their customers. No one is available when you need to change rooms in the middle of the night because the mattress needs to be replaced and you’re in pain. The kids at the bar are kind enough to get you to your room, but if you’d like a coffee before leaving, there isn’t a second pod available. God forbid any hospitality is shown you as a guest & you can enjoy perusing all of last night’s takeaway trash at the bar - McDonald’s trash? Check. Taco Bell trash? Check. in hopes of finding any sign you were ever considered by this dark den of over-hype - do they keep the second cup of coffee in a vault? Where does the water from your weak shower go after it waters the floor? Why are the flowers dead, not dried? Why didn’t they put 2 cups of coffee per guest in the room? Why does a smoke alarm flash in your eyes all night? How did they get “best of” anything?? So uncomfortable I was ready to roll before 6 a.m. Artists with warehouses are being belittled by this simulacrum. And I had a chance to speak with an owner. She thinks your spine is worth less than her mattress (!) and has no regard for the employees who work in the dark for her. Choose elsewhere - the hotel attached to the BBB is where we’ll nap next time. And I highly recommend The Oliver in Oxford from this journey for a professional recovery from the likes of this…whatever…it isn’t…"

"Stayed for two nights. It was cheaper than other local hotels, but I should have sprung for the extra and stayed somewhere else. Bathtub faucet leaked and dripped nonstop. TV took fifteen minutes to “load” before the channels became available, bathroom floor tiles in the corners had thick layer of built up dirt, dirty Kleenex on the floor of the closet cut out, bathroom faucet looked like it had white toothpaste encrusted on the base but turns out it was just scratches and corrosion in the metal, walls were gross. Shower had good pressure. Basically needs a deep clean. It may just be time for a remodel, I understand that, but you can clean a dated building. Ya get what ya pay for. Lesson learned. (But it was still almost $300) Glad to be home!"