“Less than mediocre for business trips. Rooms are bland, furniture is worn, bathroom is OK but has bad ventilation, breakfast is lackluster. Only benefit that it's cheap and in a central location.”

“I would like to give a better rating, but for me the cons outweigh the pros.I would not recommend this hotel to anyone with respiratory sensitivities / allergies, the elderly, or handicapped.The lobby has a heavy smell of smoke, which they attempt to cover with a synthetic air "freshener" so strong that it was extremely difficult to breath. I was unable to sleep without antihistamines and corticosteroid nasal spray.We are staying there as they were gradually changing all of the room locks from keys to RFID tags, and one afternoon came back to our room with a new lock without prior notice. We had to go back down to the front desk to have the key replaced. A few people in our group had the locks changed while the "do not disturb" sign was hanging. It is rather unprofessional that they couldn't wait until between bookings, or at least warn us in advance.For anyone with mobility issues, there are elevators, but as far as I can tell there are no completely stairs-free ways to get anywhere in the hotel and the bathrooms are not designed to be the easiest to get in and out of,especially when wet.However, the location is very good, the air conditioning works well, and the furnishings are fairly nice. A great choice if you are an able bodied chain smoker or aspire to be one. Also great if you enjoy using air freshener sprays like an inhaler.”