I stayed there for 2 weeks and they treated me like a QUEEN. When I lost my ID, Ayaz & Antonio went out of their way to help me. The room was comfortable and clean. And they are renovating the hotel too. I will absolutely come back to this hotel. Its the BEST.

I stayed here over Christmas holiday. The outside, the lobby, and the room were all attractive and nicely furnished. I thought the bathroom made very good use of the space (for once it was nice not to have the door open up to the bathtub). However, the room did not include a mini-refrigerator, and the mattress was saggy and not very comfortable.

It seems, though, that there is a new ownership in place that is performing a multi-million dollar renovation of the property, which will include upgrades of the rooms and bathrooms. An agent at the desk believed that this would be finished by the summer.

I'd be interested in staying there again after the renovations. Until then, the jury is out.

This Holiday Inn is not terrible, but it is definitely on the lower end of comparable hotels that I've stayed at. The hotel is an older style of construction, but it looks well maintained both outside and in. The lobby is pretty nice and the room had newer looking furniture and fixtures. The TV was good and this place had the best channel selection of any hotel I've stayed at; there were at least 60 channels including several HBOs.

But the reasons I felt that this place was pretty poor was basically because of a lack of service. I'm not referring to the employees, they were fine; I am talking about the lack of those things that just about every other hotel in this category provides:

-no microwave or mini fridge. I can't recall a hotel room at this category of hotel that didn't have at least one of these or at least a mini bar/fridge that I could put some stuff in.

-no free breakfast at all. This was a known before I booked the room, but it still sucks.

-no shuttle service to the local area.

-no elite extras at all. I stay at Holiday Inn properties a lot and am at their highest elite level, but that got me absolutely no extras at this place.

It seems like this place is confused: it looks and feels like a lower end business type hotel like a Hampton Inn or a Days Inn (that provide breakfast, fridge, etc), but it acts like a mid-range business hotel like a Marriott or a Hilton (that don't give any free extras). They are not even close to the level of a Marriott or Hilton, so I suggest they wake up and start giving the services that Hampon's and other similar places give.

I have absolutely no complaints about this hotel. The staff was very accommodating and went out of their way to meet my needs. Because they were renovating while I was there, they did not have a refrigerator in the room. Now, I am very particular about what I eat and therefore do not eat out a lot while travelling for business. I was faced with a dilemma because I bought food for the week and had no where to stash my perishables. The staff and management, however, kept a portion of my perishables in the kitchen refrigerator the week of my stay and whenever I needed to get it they promptly retrieved it for me no matter what they were doing at the time. Also, because I travel a lot, I am very observant about the cleanliness of the rooms in which I stay. One thing I have found that is common in nearly every hotel is that if you look carefully enough you will find blood spatter either in the room or on your way to the room. I am pleased to report that I found no blood present in this hotel. As I said earlier, I have no complaints about this hotel. I would stay there again.