I'm in a different hotel every weekend for work, so I have a lot of good and bad experiences to compare to. So I'll just get right to the few things that stand out to me so far. I'm still here 1 more day, so if anything worth mentioning happens I'll edit it in.

• I had dinner here last night and the food was pretty decent. Everybody else at the table ate without complaining, and they embarrass me at times when I eat out with them (my boss is a d*ck). They act like royalty, and some of that came out last night when the waitress forgot to bring his extra plate, and gave him his soda in a plastic bottle instead of an iced glass. But he quickly remembered that we're in the lobby of a hotel ordering food, not a restaurant. Tl;Dr food was good.

• The guy at the counter this morning is being less than, well, let's just say I can't tell if he hates his job or me.

• most hotels have a coffee station in the lobby. This one has a Keurig machine instead. When I asked him if the coffee was publicly accessable (it's kind of behind the counter right behind him) he was quick to tell me it all costs $2, except the bottom drawer was free. I noticed the top 2 drawers were Starbucks branded, and the bottom drawer was off brand decaf, tea, and 1 regular coffee. He was too busy sitting at the desk to refill it for me. (1 8oz coffee, unless I spend $2 is a joke)

• There was no sugar for said coffee. He was again too busy to gaf.

• breakfast is included, but it's currently 6am and doesn't start until 7am, so I don't know how good it is. It's a tiny area though, so I'd imagine it your basic hotel selection. She actually just wheeled out the bread and bagels and toaster right now. She made it a point to say goodmorning, unlike the front desk guy.

As you can see, pretty much everything I said was me nitpicking and trying to come up with the negatives. No coffee at 6am though, unless I want to waste $12 to brew a full cup is kind of BS. Most places just have a big thing of coffee in the lobby.

But it's an otherwise decent hotel though, I've stayed at worse Hilton's, but I've also stayed at better.. TBH, the next time I'm in this area for work, I'll probably just spend the extra couple of bucks and go to Embassy suites though. Diamond membership seems to mean more there.

But here, the rooms aren't run down or anything, the lobby had nice presentation, etc, but damn I really want some coffee and I'd rather not have to interact with the front desk guy again.. Embassy was offering me Monsters and Starbucks energy drinks last week without me even asking, just because they were out of coffee and felt bad I had to wait. They also gave me a free soda when I forgot my money in the room. I can't even get a coffee here though, lol.