For $135 per night, I would have expected that the bathroom, bed, and pillows to be of a much nicer quality. Their level of comfort would have been fine if I was staying in a hostal. But at that price point, I would have appreciated that they spent a little more than $5 on a super-flat foam pillow. The shower was about 1 square foot. And the rainforest shower head wasn't properly constructed so oscilated between scalding hot water and freezing cold.
The check-in process was fairly straight forward. The manager gave codes to the front door and the room (no keys). There were no deadbolts or additional "tuck-you-in-bed" locks on the door, which was a little unnerving.
The biggest issue, however, was that after booking me on the third floor, the room ended up being on the first floor. They put me right outside the back patio, which meant that smoke and barbecue smells wafted in all night. I would have closed the window but the handle was broken and the thing was stuck open. Someone could easily have climbed in. It was pretty sketchy, to be honest. You need to be able to lock your windows if you're on the first floor.
I don't know, man. This place didn't really leave a good impression. The walls were paper thin so I heard every single person walking down the hall. I for sure wouldn't stay there again. Especially not for that price.