It amuses me to read the negative reviews on here. You do realize you're paying $49 a night for a…read morehotel on a military installation, correct? This is not a Hilton, and you should go into the experience understanding that.
That being said, for the price you really can't beat it. The rooms are fairly spacious (more so than the Days Inn off post where my husband I spent two weeks at the beginning of our PCS here.) Ours had two queen size beds, a small table with two chairs, a TV armoire, a large dresser, an armchair, and little kitchenette. The bathroom is small, but again...I wasn't exactly expecting a jacuzzi tub & double sink.
The free, continental breakfast served each morning is one of the more varied ones I have seen. They have your typical breads, bagels, muffins, cereals, & oatmeal. Plus yogurt, hard-boiled eggs, a small fruit selection (apples, bananas, & oranges- don't get too excited) and frozen meats, eggs, waffles, french toast you can heat up in one of the two microwaves. Sure if you're staying there for as long as me (1 month) you'll probably get sick of it, but I'd get sick of anything after eating it for 30 days straight.
There's microwavable food available for purchase at the front desk, which saved us many a late night. The free coffee & tea available 24/7 is a nice little perk, too. Oh and a free laundry room is a great plus! There are only 3 washers & 3 dryers, so it does tend to get a little crowded.
My few complaints: the little kitchen area is very small and doesn't have a stove. Eating microwavable meals for every meal gets old, quickly. Also, the WiFi is AWFUL. You can access the internet, but don't expect it to be fast and certainly don't expect to watch any videos online. For some reason, the cell phone reception is terrible here too. It's weird, once I'm a few feet away from the hotel, my cell phone gets its bars back & I can use it. That was pretty inconvenient.
Overall, a fine place to spend some time during a PCS unless you're a millionaire and can afford to stay in luxury for more than a few days. Which, if you're in the Army, I'm pretty sure you aren't. :)