I'd honestly strongly suggest this place if you want to be close to public transit. It's not in a good area, not dangerous but unpleasant to walk outside and see homeless and drug addicts waiting to ask for change. Room was ok, got fresh linen. If you do want heating, they had the building's off so I got a mini portable heater and another blanket, strange but it's ok. The family that owns the building live there and are always accessible, they were helpful. You're in front of a liquor store which is why so many beggars are near, to get alcohol with the change they receive. I got to the hotel early and was allowed to check in because my room was ready, it was great to not have to worry about killing 3 hours until 3pm. I appreciated that. So if you're a brace one who isn't afraid of a little challenge I suggest this place; just bring shower shoes, hand sanitizer, a tough face and strut to walk past the beggars and enjoy being by the civic center metro station.