For $183 a night we expected more.
The positives - check in was a breeze and Colleen was very communicative when we didn’t have a tv remote.
Even if we would have complained the first night, there’s nothing that could have been done to address our concerns and there was no where for us to go.
We were originally going to have 3 people but I’m glad my friend did not end up coming to stay with my fiancé and I. There’s no way anyone could sleep on that couch.
The place was not clean - hairballs on the rug, crumbs all in the couch cushions, stains on the walls, the shower curtain was full of mold/mildew and smelled.
The bathroom was falling apart between the broken faucet (we saw someone mention this in a review in April and it has not been addressed), broken toilet seat, the shower just turning off while you’re using it and not being able to control the temperature. The kitchen was the same way with broken drawers. The welcome book mentioned coffee and filters included but we couldn’t find them anywhere.
After 3 of our 4 nights we finally had enough and paid $400 to stay at the holiday inn to get a nice shower and relax.
Overall, we wouldn’t stay here again and the entire place needs a remodel. I get that it’s “thrifty” but I can’t agree that it’s functional.