I travel for work constantly, so I've seen enough hotels to compare & know when I've gotten a good value.

This room was convenient & large. It included a full kitchen (without ANY utensils or anything to cook with!). I had to borrow a can opener from the front desk each night that I needed to open a can.

One gross thing: I noticed the bed wasn't especially clean the first night I was there. OK - be prepared to get grossed out: I slept in it anyway even though there were random "hairs" and an unidentified "stain". I was EXHAUSTED from travel, so I slept on one side in fear of rolling over into scummy town that layed in the middle of the bed.

The next night when I got back to the room, first thing I did was to check the bed to make sure it had been changed. NOPE! They hadn't changed it between guests and apparently don't change it daily either - but there was no way I was sleeping in someone else's filth - AGAIN.

I called housekeeping who sent up the head of housekeeping who said "I'm not very good at this, but I'll do my best." And she was right. She sucked at it! And her best, well......Helen Keller could have done better. I have pics attached of "her best". She left saying: "Well, I did the best I could" after about 20 minutes! The comforter was hanging all over the floor & the pillows were piled up on the bathroom sink.

Beyond that random story, it's OK. Nothing fancy. NO frills whatsoever. Feels like a budget apartment that you might get if you're down on your luck a little.

Would I stay there again? No. I would look for something else this time around.

This is a nice hotel, with a really good breakfast buffet included in the rate; hot food, waffels, eggs, plus the standard breakfast buffet stuff. Not as nice as some Drurys, but is one of this brands cookie cutter properties, with the atrium and breakfast nook just off the entrance. Staff is very helpful, and there is a small nightly offering (again, included in the rate) of beer/wine/mixed drinks (limit 3) and chips/chex mix, etc. For business, if there is a Drury in town, I usually stay there.