okay for one night, but overpriced
Pros: I was staying overnight for an appointment I had in the early morning. The hotel is old, but they've done some updating. In the room itself, they focused more on updating the bathroom than the main room, which I think was a good call because it's important to have a clean, well-functioning, modern bathroom.
The hotel was very close to my appointment. So, in that sense the location was good. Atmosphere-wise, however, the location has nothing to offer.
The front desk person was nice, efficient, and welcoming. The breakfast isn't gourmet, but a decent variety of the standard stuff: microwaved eggs, pastries, bagels, yogurt, fruit cups, etc. In other words, you could probably find something to tide you over. The lobby is clean and pleasant.
The room was quiet enough, even though it faced the main street.
There was a mini-fridge in the room and a coffee maker with coffee provided.
Cons: It's a motel-style place, more like a Motel 6 than other Best Westerns I've stayed at and it kind of had a strip-mall feeling to it.
The room had a very musty smell, not a smoke smell, but just an *old* smell. That was the worst of the whole experience for me.
The room was clean, but had a kind of old, worn feeling to it that I'm not used to from Best Westerns. The carpet seemed old and dated, and the bedding, too.
The heater wasn't very nuanced. It blasted hot air that made the room too hot, too quickly, but when we turned it off, the room quickly got cold. There are more modern heaters that work better, I've seen them in other hotels I've stayed in.
Overall, if I had to stay in this area again, I'd probably look for a different hotel. This one was too expensive for what it had to offer.
