When checking in the office seemed pretty decent. When we went to our room thatâs when I realized why the price per night was so low. It is a very old building. It all started from the handle on the door to get in the actual building. They have stickers on most handles that say âhandle upâ and you have to pull the handle up instead of down. As we are walking into our room, you can smell how old the building is. Not sure if itâs mold or what but after leaving, I smelled like it for days. Getting into our room, we had a door that we had to pull the handle up to open. Natale did we have to pull the handle up but we had to fiddle with it and open the door at the right time because it kept getting stuck. One of the workers literally came and had to open it for us multiple times. The only upside was one of the workers named Rachel was super sweet and helpful, literally the best customer service ever. They really need to put some money into upgrading it because itâs a beautiful location. Housekeeping was less than average. Pillows were worn out. Blankets were old. Metal in bathroom was rusted. Breakfast had a nice dining area but they only had waffles, cereal, fruit, and yogurt. They have coffee, tea, and juice. We dealt with all the raggedness because of how cheap it was, but I think Days Inn hotel wouldâve been better.
