The only thing positive about this hotel was I only stayed there for one night. The room I got had no toilet paper, shampoo, and soap. I called the front desk and was told to wait. I foolishly thought the clerk meant wait for housekeeping to bring us some. After waiting a few minutes, I called again to follow-up. This time I was told they ran ...

Avoid unless all you need is a place to sleep.
Hotel desk closes at 11 pm. Internet is slow (5 KB/sec). Sometimes dial-up would be faster. No maid service, they just come in and give new towels / empty the trash once a week. TV is small and fuzzy. Desk is just a table with one hard wooden chair.
My room had a broken arm on the chair, the air ...

This place was roach infested- dirty- it looked like a half way house inside. from the outside it looks okay- people are having fish frys in the hotel- it stinks- this place is gross- BEWARE!!!!

This hotel was very average.
The bed was OK and there were no extra pillows.
The bathroom was clean and roomy.
The room had a two-burner stove, a microwave oven, toaster, a stink, some flatware, plates, a pot, and a fridge which was nice (even though we didn't use them).
It was near railroad tracks however I never heard them.
It is VERY ...

This very expensive hotel ($125/night) provides no basic services, such as shampoo, hair drier, maid service, large towels, wake-up service, or even 24-h reception. Even watching TV (basic cable only) a 15" set was interrupted by the frequent trains behind the window. The room was clean, but for the price and offered services it is much better to choose budget motels (like "6").