This was my last trip on a project I completed. It was the week before six flags opened and the place was dead, completely creeped me out. I just came from a Holiday Inn in San Diego that was packed to this place where I counted 5 cars in the parking lot. It was clean, the staff was very nice and it was quiet.

The food was excellent and the beer was cold :-)

A few friends and family members decided to meet up for Fright Fest at Six Flags. We wanted to find a hotel that was close to the park and that we did! The park is about a half mile walk or a short shuttle ride. There is a McDonald's/convenience store across the street. We were able to come back to our room midday to take a nap and eat at McDonald's instead of the unreasonably priced restaurants in the park. The staff was friendly, the room was tidy and comfortable. The only complaint is that the elevator is inconveniently located and the stairs are almost inaccessible. I would suggest booking a room close to the main floor.

This is a nice hotel when you walk in the front door. Then when you go down the halls to your room it gets a little dated. It is an older building with some historic significance. Our room was o.k., but not what is expected for the prices they charge. The hallways were a little dark and the balcony was kind of scary to stand on.
On the good side, it is across the street from six flags. It has shuttle sercice to six flags that runs about every 20 minutes. The food in their resturant is good and the pool and arcade area are nice as well. The staff are really friendly and very helpful. I would recommend this hotel if in this area.

The service was awesome. The staff was very friendly and helpful, always saying hi and would always ask how our stay was going and if we needed anything. The shuttle to six flags was very convenient, we went back and forth several times throughout the day. My kids really enjoyed the large pool area and all the games. We will definately stay here again and recommend this hotel to everyone!