We stayed her for 2 nights this September. We had booked two rooms for ourselves and our daughter. They did not have two together so our daughter stayed in a room through the breeze-way and her room actually backed onto ours. The rooms have outside corridors.
Our rooms were very comfortable and the pillows to die for! That is a major plus for me. We also had a fridge and a microwave.
The breakfast room was in the process of a refurb but looking at the new internet pictures, its great! The free breakfast was fine though, with all the usual fare.
The reception staff told us where to get the bus to take us to the historic district. We waited but it didn't arrive so we drove expecting major parking problems but we got sorted no problem.
We went on the trolly ride. Its a great way to get your bearings and see all the lovely houses and learn a bit of history. We also got the ferry over to the naval ship and paid for the tour. Beware, very interesting but can be a bit claustrophobic down in the bowels! and those stairs! Not to be missed.
This is a great hotel for the price. Not in the historic district but just a short ride away.
Yet again, as with most of the hotels on this holiday, no safe.
Would I stay here again? Yes, I think I would.

We stayed here one night waiting to catch a flight. We had recently stayed at another of this chain's places earlier in the month. For an extra $5.00 you got about a five tier upgrade from the sister motel. This place was clean, had a good bed/TV/Bathroom and internet service and was well worth it's modest cost.

Avoid this hotel if you are a business traveler. This hotel has the slowest Internet access on the planet (sub-56K, seriously).

Initially booked this hotel for 3 nights, but had to extend due to weather conditions in North East USA. Extended my stay for another 3 nights. The room was nice and clean, well-appointed with a mini fridge, microwave, coffee-maker, tea / coffee / sugar sachets, toiletries, clothers hangers and hanging space, iron and ironing board, desk and chair, reading chair with ottoman, shower with tub, sufficient lamps and lighting, A/C, and TV with remote.

I had a room with a king bed - the sheets were clean and the bed had a pillow top and was super comfy, and the pillows were made of down and very soft. The furnishings were nice - desk + chair and reading chair + ottoman - tho a little bit of a squueze in the room with a king bed.. The bathroom was small, but clean and serviceable. The base of the tub though could have done with some scrubbing. Plenty of towels. Lots of TV channels to choose from, and I didn't have a remote at first, but it was delivered as soon as I requested it.

Decent complimentary breakfast with hot and cold food options - pastries, muffins, cereal, bread (with lots of spreads / jams available) yoghurt, milk, sausage / chicken biscuits (ie., sausage / chicken patties on a biscuit / english muffin), tea, coffee, hot choc, juice, fresh fruit. There was a toaster and microwave available for use in the breakfast area. The seating was limited, but sufficient. There was also a large flat-screen TV mounted to the wall.

The hotel is currently undergoing construction, but you can barely notice it. I stayed in the first block on the second level, and was not bothered by noise or contractors.
The hotel location is about 10mins away from downtown Wilmington, but easily accessed by bus for $1.50. The hotel is located on a main street, but the noise was negligible from inside the room. There's a gas station across the street, Arby's next to the gas station, a Thai restaurant opposite the hotel in the Ramada Inn, and a Hooter's about 5 mins walk away. If you're staying for a while, there's also a Target and Walmart about 10mins walk away.

Overall, I couldn't fault the hotel. Good, friendly service, and the housekeeping staff respected my requests not to have my room serviced (the 'Do no disturb" sign was on my door for the whole stay), and I enjoyed the hotel.