I only stayed one night.

GOOD
Friendly personnel
Large refrigerator

BAD
Fire alarms disabled
Dust and dirt in plain sight. Unplesant smell upon entering the room. The room deparately needed a full cleaning.
Terrible lighting throughout
Maintenance access located in the ceiling of the room was unsecurable. I didn't safe in the room.
Surrounding areas needed grass trimming and trash pickup.
Very expensive for a terrible room

You don't get what you pay for here. After paying almost $90 with tax for a room for ONE person, I get a dingy, dark room that hadn't even been cleaned before I stayed in it. There were dirty dishes in the sink (yuck!), the towels hadn't been restocked, and the bathroom floor was very dirty (spots that looked like urine). The only reason I stayed that night is because I was too tired to find anything else. I didn't even shower in the room because it was so gross. Skip this place at all cost.

My husband and I stayed in the Hospitality Inn in Pensacola Fl. We were there working and I don't know what other people expect but the price was great we enjoyed having our breakfast there every morning ... we had others in our crew that worked and stayed there also and we all loved it the staff was very accomidating and we felt at home. And I am now still looking for hospitality inns while we are off working away from home ....it has not been easy to find one but we made the decision then that when working away from home wewould look for Hospitality Inn FIRST

The exterior of this hotel looks pretty lackluster, but don't be fooled. The staff was top-notch: friendly and helpful. The breakfast every morning turned into a happy, talkative gathering of people from all over the world. The rooms are quite nice: very homey and clean. The fridge was HUGE; we got groceries and cooked most of our meals in our room (which saved us a ton of money). It was an unbelievable value.