It's not a bad place, the room i had looked nice and was clean--had a minifridge and a microwave, but it was small--to the point there was no closet...or anywhere to hang your clothes. Neither was there a dresser in which to store your clothes. No bedside lamps either.
I agree that the hardwood floors were nicer (and likely easier to keep clean) than standard hotel carpet.
The beds were very, very firm. that's a personal preference--or lack thereof--but do be aware of it.
There were two towels and a washcloth in a cool looking little cubby with 3 round holes to hold them, and a nice little walk in shower...but nowhere to hang the towels to dry, no hand towels, no hook to hang a robe or toiletry kit.
No hair dryer, no shampoo, no coffee maker...you will literally live out of your suitcase if you stay here, at least in the double queen room where my wife and i stayed.
They were pleasant enough, and refunded most of my money when I wanted to cut things short after paying in advance for several nights. I suppose they didn't have to do that, as I was informed by Booking.com that cancelling with less than a full day notice prior to the start of the stay would result in the full cost being assessed to me.
still, just be aware of the limitations.
I paid $66 a night for a double queen room as listed above, and then left after one night and went to a Super 8 for $8 more per night and got everything that was listed as missing above, plus softer beds, more room...and of course no sense of unique, individual style. However, I'll take the corporate bland and 'premium' price for a little elbow room and a comfortable bed. read more