Sleep Suites

Private parking, clean, organized rooms, a spotless bathroom, and a good shower. Breakfast costs extra.

The breakfast was okay, with a toasted ham and cheese sandwich, orange juice, and a few cookies, but I won’t be back and can’t recommend the place. The service completely lets it down. We arrived Sunday night, 13/10, and the receptionist was unprofessional and unhelpful. The couple checking in ahead of us was already getting impatient. The woman at reception was rude and inconvenient. When I asked to buy water, she told me to add it up with the room charge because she wasn’t good at math. The shower enclosure was open, so water ran all over the bathroom. We’d booked four nights. On the second day I asked for the room to be cleaned and left. When I came back, even the pizza trash from the day before was still at the door because they needed the key to clean the room, but nobody had told us. Whenever you leave, someone yells from reception asking which room you’re in. The same woman who checked us in talked loudly in the hallways around 6 in the morning. It’s a motel converted into suites.

The shower was wonderful and didn’t disappoint at all. The dorm used to be a motel and has been converted, but it’s still very good value. Breakfast is extra.

The staff are lovely, helpful, friendly, and careful, and they’re what make the place livable. The bedding and bath towels were very clean and smelled nice. It’s well located, with everything close by, and the place is quiet and peaceful. Still, if you’re after comfort and somewhere cozy, look elsewhere. This Hotel/Motel is really just for sleeping before heading out. The shower is awful, the air conditioning doesn’t cool, and the wifi signal is so bad I won’t even comment on it. They charge hotel prices, but breakfast isn’t included. They could improve things with stronger air conditioning, better showers and wifi, and included breakfast. The staff deserve a raise, since they’re the ones making the place pleasant and clean. It’s not that bad, but to be good, they’ll need to invest in improvements.