For the price we had to pay to stay here (min. $193/night), we expected a bit more \"customer-oriented\" services, much like we get in just about every other hotel we've stayed at.  They do not provide any guest services publications whatsoever.  We had to go to the lobby to find out what restaurants were nearby, and were handed a list that someone happened to type up for them.  That was it...all it had were names, addresses and phone numbers.  We then asked for a tv listing, and again, were handed another list.  The point is, we had to ask for this information.  The electrical system in our room was totally screwed up.  Trying to figure out how to turn off a set of lights, while keeping one utility light on was a nightmare.  We ended up guessing which plugs to put the lamp cords in to, in order to not have to turn all the lights on/off in the room.  Also, this place is running on one of the tightest budgets we've seen yet.  Paper cups, no soap dish at the bathroom sink, one bottle of shampoo (no conditioner or moisturizer), and a single serving of coffee for the pot (pod-type).\n\nThe good thing about this place is the location.  It's right across the street from the ballpark, and there are restaurants and shopping within walking distance.