Stayed at this Sleep Inn what was supposed to be only 1 night, but turned out to be 2 nights instead because of a rain delay in the golf tournament i was participating. I called about 3 weeks ahead and booked my room for $62 a night which i think was a 20% discount. I think this might have been a group rate eventhough my group was staying at this hotel. The group rate at the Hampton across the street was $99. I opted for the cheaper. After reading the reviews online before going, i was a little sceptical about the place, but once i got there and checked into my room, everything was fine. I was given a room facing the street and i asked if i could possibly have a room facing the water for somewhat of a view and i got one with no problem. Plus i was checking in around 10:30am which i know what very early. Liz at the front desk was very helpful. The room was clean. The bed was comfy. The tv worked fine. The air was cold. The view was nice-better than a parking lot. The bathroom was a little dark as i thought there was a light out, but after a second look i think the "light" was actually a bathroom fan and the only light was the one in the shower. The shower was nice--it was a design i hadn't seem before-plenty of room, new and clean. The continental breakfast in the AM was just enough. Bagels, Muffins and Fruit. Didn't really need anymore. The only thing that might have been a downfall for the hotel, not so much for me was the location. You can see the hotel very clearly as you drive north on I-75 going over the river, but it is a little tricky to find once you get off the interstate because it is tucked back in there. I didn't have a problem, but some might. After i got rained out from the golf tournament, i headed back to the hotel to try to get the same rate, which i did and i also brought another person with me. Overall, my experience was great. With the hotel, i really didn't have any negatives. I have stayed in many hotels across the world because of my golfing career and this hotel was just fine.