I came here for a long-term stay. There are a few positive things about this place, but far more negative things.
Positive: a couple of the staff are genuinely kind and helpful. Also, the shower was good.
Negative: Keeping in mind this is during the tail end of the pandemic, and that they are, according to the manager, understaffed, they still have far more issues than they should. Point of fact, I ended up changing hotels, and while they are also understaffed, I have had none of these same issues.
Primarily, it was a question of cleanliness. They have a posted rule that weekends they only provide basic cleaning, which is emptying trash cans and giving you fresh towels. No fresh linens. No vacuuming. Nothing else. If you want a full cleaning including fresh linens, you must request it 24 hours in advance, and they only provide the service MTWR.
If I was just staying for a weekend, I probably would not have requested service at all. Since, however, I was staying for several weeks, I thought once weekly cleaning of the room, including fresh sheets, would be in order. So on my 7th day, a Tuesday, I requested full service cleaning, at the front desk, for Thursday. More than 24 hours notice. I checked on Wednesday to be sure my room was still on the list for Thursday. It was. Thursday morning, 10am rolled around, and nobody showed up yet. I checked in person at the front desk to be sure someone was coming. Yes, I was on the list, but they couldn't say when because apparently housekeeping makes their own schedules and doesn't tell anyone at the front desk and the front desk is not allowed to inquire (!).
I left for the day, and when I returned after 7pm, my room hadn't been touched. I was pretty upset. I called the front desk. They couldn't help me. They couldn't guarantee I would be first on the list in the morning.
The next morning, nobody had shown up to clean my room by 9:30, and the front desk had told me they start at 8:30.
I went down to get breakfast but first I stopped at the front desk to inquire when my room would be cleaned. Again, the person at the front desk could give me no information. So I said, "Is anybody managing this hotel?" And he got me the hotel manager.
I told her my story about having requested a full cleaning 2 days in advance, and now it is Friday, and I think my room should be cleaned. She said "We don't guarantee full cleanings and we don't guarantee any cleanings at all." At this point I started wondering about what the health code violations of that were. I said, "Okay, well, if you can't guarantee my room gets cleaned and the sheets changed once a week, I will just have to request a room change, and then you can clean my previous room at your leisure." She said, "I'm not giving you a room change." I said, "I guess then I will have to call--" I was going to say Hilton Honors Customer Service, but she interrupted me and said, "I don't care who you call. Call whoever you want." Then I said, "Well then I guess I'll have to change hotels." And she said "Go right ahead!"
There was a bit more drama after that because I was so astonished at the lack of hospitality in this hospitality business that I actually brought out my camera and asked her to say that again. I never saw a hotel manager run away so fast. Anyway, long story short, I went to a different hotel. I highly recommend any place but here.
Edited to add: the beds and pillows here are terrible.
Oh, and there was another manager there who hobbited on and on to me about how understaffed he was, and that "people didn't want to work," and that $15/hr was plenty pay for this type of work (clearly it isn't, or he wouldn't be understaffed), and that's why I shouldn't complain when I can't have a clean room. He also accused me of lying about requesting the cleaning on Tuesday, but he had to eat crow when he saw it in black-and-white. He clearly should not be running a hotel, or even be in the hospitality business at all. The ONLY correct reply to, "Hey, I've been here 10 days and I requested clean sheets and housekeeping 3 days ago, can I please have them asap?" is "Yes, of course! I'll take care of that right away." read more