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I traveled here with my Mom, Dad, & sister (4 adults). The beds are super comfortable, the couch in the living room is terribly uncomfortable (we spent relatively no time there). The tv options were lacking. I believe there were 40 channels & one if them was a tv guide channel, the tv also cut in & out. The staff at the front desk were super nice. The staff throughout the rest of the facility were kind lf dismissive, I’m not sure what to make of this place. The main issues our family had was the fluctuations in temperature. It was burning up in the room with the 2 beds. So much so that my sister and I literally couldn’t even use blankets when we slept. Throughout the hotel it was literally burning up nearly all the time. Also the smell in the hallways was pretty bad. In the 3 days we stayed here I felt like I subconsciously remembered when to hold my breathe. The continental breakfast was tops, though, it was one of the redeeming qualities to say the least. Also no vending machines, but there is a little nook beside the front desk with snacks & some beverages, def came in handy! Not my best or worst experience at a hotel, I guess. The maid did leave a note on my bed about not leaving anything on the bed, which I found to be a bit rude & passive aggressive, that could just be a me thing though. The information claim’s housekeeping only comes every other day, but they ended up coming every day, which I found kind of strange? But anyway. 3/4.

Breakfast is rich, there is free parking, good location, 7 minutes walk from the LSAT examination room, the surrounding environment is good, very satisfied.

Breakfast is a Western breakfast, it is quite rich, there is a sofa bed is very suitable for family travel, eating is not used to you can simply do something like a favorite, the hotel is in a good location, close to the 680 highway, convenient, around Messi Department Store and large department stores More, you will need to stay again in the future.

The room was clean and the appliances, plumbing and TV were all in good working condition.

No option but to use the compulsory $20 a night valet parking. The design of the atrium inside creates so much noise, that even on the 8th floor in your room you can hear restaurant/bar and people noise. Do not accept rooms 13 or 14 on any floor as there is a service elevator between those rooms that constantly goes and sounds like your own personal elevator in the room. Staff on the first night were less than helpful or understanding, but the following morning after about 3 hrs sleep, staff did give us a room move. --- Could staff training be improved to have them experience a night in one of these rooms so that when a guest has such a problem, they can deal with it promptly? I know they were not responsible for the design of the building, but those are the problems they should be able to rectify immediately. As a Hilton member on arrival, we got some complimentary drinks, but our encounter with the surly and plainly rude bar tender, convinced us we were not going to use up any more valuable minutes of our lives staying for another. (Can't recall his name, but he was late 30's bleach spiky hair and fortunately for him I tipped him whilst still processing how rude he was - 'thank you' are 2 easy words .... even if you don't mean it. I can speak form experience having tended a bar for 2 years in Scotland where 'tipping' is not in the vocabulary of drinkers, yet it still paid for me through College. Oh, and the early finish time for breakfast through the week was not helpful. Never stayed at a hotel that I can recall having 9am finish for breakfast where the doors are pulled closed on 9am!

Inflation has caused the dollar to depreciate. A hotel that originally cost 100 US dollars is now 200 to 300 US dollars. The overall situation is generally very poor. The weekly hotel experience is simply incomparable with that of Asia. There is no executive lounge and no membership service. I would never stay in a hotel like this if I had to.

Nice hotel. Anyway, it is the Hilton style. The United States does not have much hope in a good hotel. Nothing. Bring it yourself. The key is to park 19 knives. Every night. Count on your own