I'm not even sure where to start with this review because they are so many things that went wrong. I booked two adjoining rooms Nov 4th for a one night stay on November 25th. Upon arrival I was told they didn't see a reservation and asked if I had a confirmation. I did and provided that to the receptionist. She apologized for not having record of it and said it would take a few minutes. She was very polite and took care of it. Upon arriving in our rooms, my son discovered blood on his bed. I called the front desk which is answered by an automated system and through trial and error was able to tell the receptionist that there is blood on the sheets of one of our beds and I'd like housekeeping to come change the bed. They did so promptly but left their keys with a master keyfob in our room. Now having unrestricted access to the hotel, I called the front desk back, went through automation to get to a live person to tell them I have the housekeepers keys. The housekeeper came back and got them. Later, we decided it would be best to order pizza from the suggested, local pizza place. Upon trying to order, I realized that I wasn't even sure of our room number. My keycard envelope said 814 but the phone sticker said 845. After going out of the room, checking the door, I was able to confirm that I was, in fact, in room 814. Before going to sleep my boyfriend tried to plug his phone in to charge it only to realize that all of the outlets closesr to the bed wouldn't keep the charging block plugged in. There was a powerstrip on the floor that he was able to plug it in. Lastly, upon trying to depart from the grounds, we discovered that there were no instructions on how to pay the $31+ parking fee. The ticket machine indicates where to insert your ticket but there is no way to pay at the machine nor is there anyone to ask (or pay). Finally, after several minutes of trying to figure it out, someone buzzed open the gate. I'm still unsure if I somehow paid by someone knowing what room I was in or based on my license plate, or what, but I do know that I did not insert any form of payment because there wasn't a place to do so. Here's my thing, I would not bother to write a poor review except that I see this hotel as a SERIOUS safety issue! Blood= infectious disease! Keys= access to do whatever I wanted! What if I was a thief, murder, or rapist and had access to the entire hotel and all of its guests overnight? Discrepancy with room number= delay in notification to authorities if there was an emergency and any of us needed to dial 911. Hmmmm, operator my boyfriend is having a heart attack but hold on while I go outside my room in order to confirm what room I'm actually in. Outlets not able hold plugs= electrical fire hassard. I suppose the last issue of not being able to get out of the parking lot isn't really a safety issue but it sure was annoying. Hotel rooms are not inexpensive! I don't have extremely high standards; however, I do draw the line at health and safety! I've never stayed at any hotel where I've felt unsafe and unclean until now. This is a Hilton by Doubletree and I absolutely expected more. I do not recommend staying at this location.