My husband and I and our daughter stayed there after a ten hour drive to Muncie. I am originally from that part of Muncie, moved away a year ago. The man at the front desk was very nice.Breakfast was nice. Plumbing went bad, smell in room, said they fixed it but didn't so gave us a nice suite but it was 7 in the evening, rush moving from room to room .Checked out and left expensive Flat iron, called them about it and they said they never saw it.

I didn't have any problems here. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The Wi-Fi worked reliably. The room was comfortable and I did not smell cigarette smoke, as others have said. They are remodeling the first floor hallway, so I stayed on the second floor this time. No refrigerator or microwave in the second floor room.

I definately do not agree with the assertion in another review that someone stole their GameBoy. For a child to leave one of those behind, who knows where they really left it? Could have been in the breakfast or pool area, and anyone could have taken it.

We stayed for a weekend getaway so the kids could swim. My daughter left her gameboy in the room and when I called to get it back they said they never found it. I know she forgot it in the room, but that doesn't mean you can lie and keep it. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone unless you want your personals taken away from you.

As others have said, the hotel smells like smoke as you walk down the halls. Halls get stifling hot and seem to have no ventilation. I felt claustrophobic. The room was ok at best. Bed linens were a bit old. No fridge. Super-thin walls. I've never stayed at a hotel before where the sound bothered me before this. We could hear people "being intimate" right above the front desk/breakfast area, which was weird during breakfast. Some doors to the outside did not shut fully, so you did not feel safe.

Breakfast (maybe due to the conference) was a full American breakfast (not Continental). There was some ok sausage gravy and biscuits, but the scrambled eggs were greenish and rubbery. I'm sure the people here work very hard (seemed like the same two people did everything), and certainly didn't seem lazy, but perhaps there is just not enough money coming in to keep up with everything and keep things well staffed?

We (conference attendees) were told to take a shuttle to the local university that picked up outside of the next door apartment complex and that this was the transportation they had arranged with the university conference. Ended up being a public transportation bus on a Walmart run and you had to know where to "jump off" blocks away from your destination and finish by walking, or take it all the way to the central hub and switch buses.

I would NEVER stay here again. Many of my fellow conference attendees stayed at a different hotel and said theirs was wonderful and their conference experience was well managed.