“Expensive for an old bad hotel! 1. Immediately when you arrive, you will find there is no ramp at one of the entrances to the hotel and you will either have to look for another entrance, or carry your luggage on hand. there is still very bad asphalt next to the stairs, my suitcase fell out of my hands and I broke my nail! ( 2. We were settled half an hour later than the appointed time. had to wait. 3. 4 lifts, 2 of which do not work! and this hotel has 15 floors. the elevators are old and shaking. 4. the room itself. ancient! tiny bathroom where the toilet is almost on the bathtub! there was some kind of garbage in the bathroom that I had to wash it myself. the furniture in the room is all just dead. 5. air conditioning. it worked very strange, the heating did not work at all, it was cool at night. 6. do not expect that your room will be removed when you go for a walk the next day. nothing at all! the rooms are not removed! 7. one of the key cards did not work, but change its it was a whole problem because of the elevators and queues. 8. in this hotel you will not find ice! there is simply no ice. look in shops, but not in this hotel! 9. there was not even a coffee maker and glasses in the room! this is my first time meeting a hotel no coffee maker and glasses! One plus was.good bed, very comfortable. it is not worth the money at all.”

“I really dig this hotel, and thought the reviews should be higher. I got a great rate on this hotel, and I had excellent service from the minute I walked through the door. I was given a room upgrade to a lakeside view and a balcony, and it was a real treat. I was grateful to wake up to the Sierra Nevada Mountains and Lake Tahoe. I loved the music memorabilia, and it was easy to find my room with little Michael Jackson in the door. There were cool little music touches everywhere you went. The room was really spacious, clean, and had music on the minute you walked through the door. The king size bed was very comfortable, and the bathroom was very clean. As we headed out the door, we won a little bit of cash on the slots which made the experience from beginning to end meaningful. Free parking is always good, and the $25 a day report fee was fair with all the hotel offered.”