By Guest G. at Judy'sBook October 04, 2011
Good place for meetings and business. Good food. ...read more
By NickWellington at Citysearch March 24, 2011
Tip from an experienced traveler: STAY AWAY!!! I had to stay at this hotel for work for 4 weeks and hated every minute. The rooms are disgusting, outdated (the property needs remodeling, new management and new housekeeping staff) and dirty. Housekeeping is non-existent here. The rate for housekeeping is built into the price but the staff only rinses and dries the tub itself. They DO NOT dust, mop, clean the mirrors, TV, counters etc. They only rinse and wipe out the tub, replace towels and change sheets. I have dust allergies and I was sneezing, coughing and felt ill during my entire stay. Also, there are BED BUGS!! I have pictures. I was given another room and it was just as disgusting but didn't see bed bugs. The towels and wash cloths are stained and have a smell. They're thin and scratchy. There's mold on the walls and shower curtain. The bed is HARD AS A ROCK!! The pillows are thin and hard as well. The sheets are super thin and stained. The cable is a joke. There are only about 30 channels...nothing more than basic cable. The wi-fi is super slow! If you have work to do in your room using your laptop you can count on it being impossible due to the slow speed on the internet. The rooms are not adequately supplied for an extended stay. There are no kitchen potholders, no stove, some rooms have pots and pans and some do not. There is no consistency. Every item mentioned was brought to the manager's attention more than once. The management at this hotel is most of the problem. There is no follow-up and no actual management of the staff to ensure that the rooms are getting cleaned and supplied adequately, etc....I WILL NEVER STAY HERE AGAIN!!! ...read more
By welchy at Citysearch June 10, 2009
I eat here any chance I get. This is definitely the best restaurant on the Eastside. The servers are fantastic especially Chris and the crazy wine guy. (can't remember his name but he totally knows his wines). Yes, it is not cheap, but you get what you pay for. The food is always prepared beautifully, the fish is always fresh, the menu is always interesting. ...read more
Traveling for business or leisure can get expensive. There is the cost of fuel if you drive or the cost of train or plane tickets. Eating out can dwindle the available cash quickly. Hotel stay can also cost a lot of money but there are ways to save money and stay in a hotel for free. ...read more
Brochures for hotels are often created to show potential guests the positive aspects of a hotel stay. If you are creating one of these brochures book a stay at the hotel and take notes about your hotel stay. Also, take photographs during your visit so that you can create a brochure that is... ...read more