The hotel was clean, the beds were comfortable, and the continental breakfast was fine.
The walls are extremely thin, and all the rooms are connecting, so you can hear just about everything—dogs barking, coughing, loud snoring, normal conversations. If you’re a light sleeper, this may be an issue.
All entry doors open to the outside. As a woman traveling alone, I’d recommend being mindful of your surroundings. The area is well lit, but it still has that open‑access motel feel.
Parking is very limited. If you don’t get one of the few spots in front, you’ll have to park behind the building in the alley. It’s lit, but it’s a bit of a walk, especially at night or with luggage.
Inside the room, there were no clocks or dresser drawers, which felt odd and a little inconvenient.
Overall, it was clean and the basics were comfortable, but the noise level, parking situation, and layout are worth considering before booking.
