Sleep and go Hotel

We got here during office hours and had no trouble checking in. It's a quirky airport hotel, with a clean room and a restaurant nearby. We'd happily stay here again when we're in the area.

After a long flight, staying here instead of driving was the smartest choice I could've made. It's close to the airport, has a big parking lot, and the people were nice.

The room itself was okay once we finally got inside, but getting in was a mess. We arrived at 11:30 pm and used the code we'd been given to collect a key from a lockbox. That key didn't open the door. We hadn't been told about a second coded lock, and it took more than 20 tries with the original code before it worked. I suspect its battery was low and it wasn't registering the code. We spent over 20 minutes trying to get into our room, frustrated and desperate because we had nowhere else to stay. We chose the hotel because its website said it had air conditioning. There was none. It had been 34°C during the day and 26°C overnight, so the listing was very disappointing. I wouldn't recommend this place in summer, or if your flight arrives after 8 pm. There was no staff around, no way to contact anyone, and the room doors didn't open properly. As a tourist, I especially wouldn't want to stay here.

The girl at the front desk was really nice, but the walls are so thin that the loud talking from the restaurant downstairs kept me awake past midnight. I was staying here for an early flight and couldn't get any rest. Reception is closed for 12 hours, from 8 pm to 8 am, which made it harder to sleep and get going. I wish I'd chosen the Hilton. Replying to the owner: that was a rude response. You need to accept criticism and fix the hotel instead of blaming guests. I won't be surprised if you close soon. I'm lowering my rating from 2 stars to 1.