Armstrong Hotels

I was very pleased the the front desk people. When I got to the room I was most happy to see how clean and well kept the unit was. The hotel met all my needs for the weekend stay.

Dangerous electrical wiring

The Continental breakfast had a good selection including waffles. I didn't like that they are very strict about late check out policy. I requested 1pm but they would not go past 12 noon or they have to charge an extra night.

The front desk was very helpful and considerate. Small bathroom in the room

very nice overall my wife spilt some water on the bathroom floor and wiped it up with a face cloth...it came out absolutely black. Like it was a coal mining town! I went into the hut tub and the bath tub ring was disgusting. Not a clean place if that is important to you

location Were told about continental breakfast but office was closed in the morning so had to go elsewhere and buy breakfast

I liked the affordability and location. The room had everything you need when you just need a nice affordable place to stay. the refrigerator was very loud, and it was hard to sleep in the night.

The service was good at the front desk, although they advertise rollaway and they didn't have any. The room was dirty. The sheets had stains and the duvets were dirty. There was so much furniture in the room that we could barely fit our luggage in the room. We've stayed at many Sandman hotels before and this one was extremely disappointing.

Disappointing experience because I really needed my sleep. You can feel the springs in the beds and they're not even Queen Size! - only Double..

We booked this hotel online. We looked at the reviews for the price ($89 plus tax) and it seemed like a great deal. The pictures looked decent and it looked fairly new and up to date. In the itinerary it said nothing about being booked into the old half of the building (We didn't even know there was an older half). When we got there, no one was at the front desk, there was no bell of anything to get any staffs attention; my boyfriend had to go search for the lady at the desk. After we got her attention, the lady at the front desk was fairly rude; the cards didn't work to get in and out of the building (which the lady at the front desk told us worked 50% of the time). When my boyfriend told her that our card didn't work to get back into the building her response was simply 'Yeah, I said that they might not work'. The room smelled of cigarettes, although it was non-smoking, the shower leaked on to the floor in the bathroom. The wallpaper was peeling in the bedroom and there were black marks along the ceiling. The picture one the website of the pool was NOT the pool we had access too (I don't know if it was the pool in the 'newer' half but we didn't have access too it). Overall, this was not the best experience. If we were to book a hotel again, I would pay the extra $20 for The Holiday Inn, or another hotel. It was not a horrible experience, but it was nothing like the website showed. If they were going to book us in the older half, the itinerary should have mentioned it.

friendly staff minor problems 1 water leak in bathroom 2 entrance door to building not reading the card key

It was convenient. There was adequate parking. There was a coffee pot and coffee supplies in the room. The hotel is quite old and there is no elevator. We did not like that you had to walk through the lobby, then outside again to get to the room which was on the second floor. We had to carry our bags up the stairs. The room overlooked the courtyard-pool and so did the pub where there was quite noisy music playing.