Pets are welcome which is good news because we frequently travel with our dog. The accommodations are just about average for an Econo Lodge. The mattresses on the beds need to be replaced soon. The continental breakfast items were stale. This is basic hotel for a one night stay. It is very conveniently located near a shopping mall and several restaurants.

I got this hotel from priceline. It says 79.99 without tax (14.5%). So it should come to 91.59. But they charged me 93.17. I called them and they told me it was because they had a safe in the hotel.
The mattress was terrible.
Overall, it is not worth it.

I stayed here with my tour group, and they were well organized to check everyone in, but the air con wasn't working at all in our room once we got there. The machine was powering, but no cold air came out of it. Luckily when we got back to the room after an evening out, it was ok, and proceeded to get colder as the night wore on.

The mattress was quite poor, and I could feel the springs in my back. The pillows were so large and firm, that it hurt my neck to use it, so I ended up sleeping without a pillow altogether.

Breakfast was included the next morning, and consisted of breads, waffles, hard boiled eggs, coffee, and juices.

Overall the stay was mediocre, and I am glad we were only there one night.

This place provides good, basic lodging at a reasonable price. If you want something special or fancy, look elsewhere. There are plenty of restaurants within easy walking distance that will fit anyone’s taste or budget. The first room I was put in had a very loud air conditioning unit, but the front desk personnel put me in a different room. Free breakfast includes standard cereals, juices, bagels, and make-your-own waffles. You can’t take any of the food with you, though, so forget eating in your room or making a second meal off the breakfast bar. Free Wi-Fi Internet worked well, as did the multi-channel Cable (Satellite?) TV. I’d definitely stay here again.