Now that our two daughters are older (10 and 15), we found the two-double-bed room to be smallish. The bathroom only holds the tub and the toilet - the sink and vanity are out in the room itself. That made for a rather tight fit when there are three females (plus husband/father) jockeying for bathroom and sink space. The room is otherwise OK -- big enough for the 2 double beds but not much else.

There had obviously been repairs to the shower head, as the wall where the shower head is mounted appeared to be recently spackled -- but had no wallpaper over the spackling. Also, the shower head sprayed water onto that freshly spackled wall, turning it into a mushy goo. The room should not have been rented out in the first place with that problem.

The air conditioner had a noisy vibration to it, and, even though there was an option for the fan to stay on at all times, every once in a while the fan would shut off. I am a light sleeper, and it's a must for me that there's an option for the fan to be on all the time even when the compressor cycles. That provides necessaryy "white noise" for me. I will not stay a second time at a hotel where the fan can not be left "on" when in either heat or cool mode.

We did mention the wall damage to the management after we spotted it, and they then gave us access to the adjacent room -- unoccupied -- in order to use the shower or, if we wished, to move there entirely. That was appreciated.

Breakfast buffet was basic - bulk purchased bagles, muffins and cereals, plus fresh fruit. Juices and semi-instant coffee (Douwe Egberts) were also available.

Biggest plus for the hotel was the pool - a distinctive feature across the Amerihost chain. Indoor, cedar celing / wall treatments. The water temperature was quite warm -- tolerable for frolicking, but overall too warm.

Would we stay again? If it's the four of us, we might check the nearby Hampton instead, in the hopes the room is bigger.