Excellent service was provided by the hotel management and staff for a girls softball organization which utilized 16 rooms. Many thanks to the staff. Strongly recommend....

We signed a contract for a meeting room with them for $100 per day as long as we had booked 10 sleeping rooms as well. Our attendees did book the 10 rooms, but the hotel charged us $175 per day for the meeting room as they said some of our attendees booked on line rather than at the hotel...that was never part of the contract. They never told us that all rooms must be booked direct with the hotel. When we called they--they said too bad, we have already charged your card and we will not issue a credit! What ever happened to customer service? We sent a lot of business their way---at least they could honor the contract that we had with them. DO NOT TRUST THEIR SALES DEPARTMENT!!!

My family and I stayed here in an overnight stay. After changing rooms, because we asked for a higher floor before we checked in and were not given one, we noticed that every vacant room on our floor had a door open. We thought that was strange and asked the clerk why that was so, and we were told by the clerk that the staff just does that for their own reasons. In one of the rooms, the TV was still on.

At night, and this is the reason why I'll never stay at a HI Express again, I heard a large banging at the door. I awoke to find another family trying to get into our room. It seems as when my room was changed, the card to open the door did not block out any other cards. If I didn't put a lock on the door, this other family would have walked right in. When I called security, because the other family refused to believe that I had the room, I was questioned as to why I was in the room. It wasn't until I went downstairs (and treated as if I was a criminal) that the mistake was realized. I was given $10 off my stay. I should have been given a free night.

The next morning, the family who tried to get into my room thought it was hilarious that my family was awoken in the middle of the night. It also turns out that other guests had the same experience. One guest walked into a room with a woman already sleeping in it.

Not safe, not professional. The pool was also dirty with cigarette butts in the table holes for the umbrellas. The towel area was dirty. The breakfast area was also pretty shoddy. We couldn't wait to leave.

I had been a Holiday Inn customer for twenty years. I will never go back after this experience.

When we checked in, the clerk asked us three or four times to donate to a kid's camp that they are raising money to support. Once was more than enough. She just kept asking. There were no luggage carts for either check-in or check-out. The manager told us that people hide them in their rooms. The elevator by our room malfunctioned and the doors kept banging open and closed. We called the front desk and they said they didn't have anyone who could fix it. We listened to the doors banging for what seemed forever. The breakfast was OK. The pancake machine was making quarter sized pancakes. The staff member who was working the breakfast room just kept saying there was nothing wrong with it. Finally, a guest figured out how to fix it.