I knew from reading previous reviews that this would not be the best hotel I've ever stayed at. However, I did expect it to be a little better than it was. The room seemed clean but it had a really stale nasty smell that would not go away and I never got used to it. We were only there for one night but I couldn't believe how gross the elevator was. It looked (and smelled) like someone had been chewing tobacco and just spit it all over the wall of the elevator.

Because it was an Extended Stay hotel there seemed to be people that "lived" there along with all their pets. Whenever my husband and I left the room we could hear big dogs barking from other rooms.

The location was great for shopping and eating out and that was about the only positive thing about it. I would not stay there again no matter how good of a deal I could get on the room.($44 Travelocity) I will gladly pay more to stay somewhere else. I guess it is true, you get what you pay for.

Got this hotel for $35 plus tax on Priceline ($47 total) and it certainly wasn't worth more than that. Bed was pretty uncomfortable, carpets in the room were worn and unkempt, comforter had cigarette stains in it (and it was a non-smoking room), and the towels were the thickness of something you'd buy at the dollar store. I arrived at the hotel at 10:30 PM, and the front desk is not open after 11, so there was nothing that could be done to change rooms. Hotel was also not signed well and hard to find. Priceline rates this particular ESA as a two-star. As I commented to customer service after I was awarded this property but before I stayed, I'd say thats a stretch. Might be better than a 1-star, but not a 2-star. It can fill your needs for a place to sleep for one night, but thats about it. I'm in Springdale, Arkansas right now at another Priceline 2-star property- its a Hampton Inn, and its very nice. This Extended Stay property was not- if it hadn't been so late in the evening I'd have gone to see if the Sleep Inn down the street had any rooms.

This is a clean,comfortable, no-frills efficiency type hotel, which caters to folks staying longer than a normal hotel stay. We got this room from Priceline for a very reasonable amount ($55). The room offers a tiny kitchen, which we didnt use since we were only there one night, but it was clean, nothing appeared to be broken or ill-used, and it came with a coffeemaker and a microwave in addition to a stove top and fridge.

The folks running the place were quite pleasant and chatty, when my mother asked for a bar of soap, the girl behind the counter dumped a handful in her palm, which was a nice touch, made them seem like they were not stingy.

Nearby are various restaurants, a Target, and an Office Max. There is no restaurant or fitness facility on premises. I will keep these folks in mind if I ever need a long term accomodation!

As these ESAs go this one was well above par. The property was completely sold out, but my Hotwire rez was honored as any other. I was afraid, considering the online reviews, that they might have given my room away considering that I arrived to a full parking lot, but they saved me a nice non-smoking corner room with two windows! Very nice lady at the front desk, friendly Oklahoma-style. The only flaw I could detect was a little rust on the bathroom sink drain. Otherwise, the place was clean and functional, smelled good, and they even included dishwashing soap and towels, the first time I’ve seen that. I wish they offered decaf, but perhaps if you go down. Can’t, too tired.
Neighborhood’s fine, suburban. Easily within walking distance of shopping of all varieties, including a big mall. Nice stay. I can’t think what the complainers could have been talking about. There’s a $5 internet fee and this place offers Showtime rather than HBO, if that’s important to you.