The Good, the Bad & the Ugly: The room was clean, beds were comfortable. Refrigerator in room came in handy. Was within walking distance of at least one decent restaurant, and only about 2 blocks or so from the Lucy Desi Museum and gift shop. We stayed for 3 nights. There was no housekeeping of the room. No made beds or fresh towels. It wasnt that big of a deal, but upon checkout, we saw a small sign on the wall behind the desk saying housekeeping needs to be requested. Requested?? We never stayed at a place where it had to be requested.
I was traveling with my 86yr old mother and the toilet was so low, unless you are good at squatting or a toddler, youd have trouble using the bathroom. The toilet seat didnt even come up to our knees (nearly mid-calf). There was a bathroom in the lobby with a higher toilet and at 2:00am my mother had to take the elevator to the lobby to use the facilities. We ended up going to a medical supply store to purchase an elevated toilet seat.
The free breakfasts were actually pretty good! There was an assorment of juices, assorted muffins, donuts, pastries, scrambled eggs with either sausage patties, bacon, or sausage links (different each day). You could also make yourself a waffle. They also had biscuits and gravy or french toast and potatoe. Assorted cereals and assorted oatmeal. Over all, the breakfasts were very good.
The staff was very nice. Everyone we came into contact with was so friendly and helpful.
Over all it was a decent hotel.
