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"If you are looking for four walls, a place to rest your head, and ample parking, this place will work. Upon arrival, the front sliding doors were broken and guests had to manually open and close the doors. There was black marring on the walls. As we walked through the halls, we noticed a room that had caution tape where it appeared the door had been kicked in. There was rust and mold around the ceiling fan in the bathroom and the water leaked onto the floor. The lock was broken on the bedroom window so it was unsecured. The remote control for the TV was also broken. It is obvious that the hotel is in desperate need of a complete remodel and room rates should be adjusted given the appalling condition. The odor in the lobby was musty and repulsive. This is a one star hotel at best. Given the location and the price, we expected more. Very disappointed with this hotel. "

"Nice hotel, very clean, friendly staff and a decent breakfast with many offerings! Room was spacious and beds were comfortable. The Hotel was quiet despite being full. The halls also have thickly padded carpeting which kept hall noise down!"

"Great hotel. Ocean view and in the middle of everything."

"Great location. Restaurant next door had great food"

"There are nights that there’s no parking inside the property, though there’s parking on the streets."

"Great location at the beach. Be aware that if you’re booking several rooms, you might be in different buildings"

"Parking was convenient. Staff were helpful and friendly. They remembered us each time we went by the desk and asked how our hotel stay and travel plans were going. Breakfast was good. "

"Very nice complement to my travel."

"This hotel appears to have a rodent issue. I stayed in room 209 for two nights and could clearly hear multiple animals running around in the ceiling, especially at night. The sounds were unmistakable, including scurrying, gnawing, and squeaking. I noticed it on the first night but tried to ignore it. By the second evening, the noise became much louder and constant, making it impossible to sleep. I called the front desk. While the staff member initially seemed skeptical, he came up, and after hearing the sounds and activity himself, and immediately moved me to another room. Management later followed up and issued a $50 credit, which felt insufficient given the severity of the situation. I question the legality of renting out a room in that condition. Aside from this issue, the property itself was otherwise OK."