When checking in the worker was not very polite and not informative. He did not give us any information about the amenities, breakfast, or WiFi, which is usually the norm at other hotels I have stayed at. What was weird is that I received a text message from him asking if we needed anything. I feel like this is really weird and that this service should be provided at check in, not through a text message. We were put in a handicap accessible room, not by our own request. The room was not cleaned well. There was trash under the bed, including a huge Mountain Dew bottle. The blinds were suppose to be electric but they didn’t even work and the one set of blinds were held up by a binder clip. This would be impossible for a wheelchair bound person to open the blinds. There were two ottomans at the end of the bed that were in poor condition. I’m addition there were dirty shoe prints on the floor by the sink. The next morning we had breakfast, which was good. The older man, Steve, I think that was his name, was very helpful and friendly. It would be nice if other hotels had a man like him in the dining area. At check out, the women was friendly and nice. She also gave us a couple water bottles for the road. I usually don’t give reviews but I felt like the pros and cons should be noted in this case. I stayed at this hotel twice before a few years ago and I didn’t have any complaints. It is unfortunate that it has seemed to go downhill and I wouldn’t stay here again.
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