Superficially like all the other Tru, Home2,Homewood etc. hotels, looks nice, obviously recently built, staff was great. However, seriously flawed:
- Hot breakfast looked good, but sausage patties were the driest I’ve ever had, almost inedible. The scrambled eggs looked like the normal eggs out of a box but were also surprisingly dry, though not as bad as the sausage.
- the room doors are ridiculously heavy and hard to open
- one of the elevators had buttons that required tons of pressure to push. The other had buttons that weren’t as bad but still much harder than normal. Also in both elevators only a few of the button lights worked so you couldn’t tell what had been pushed.
- our room had a sign taped over the thermostat that told us to use the controls on the window unit, pretty bad for an almost-new hotel.
Also their drop off area parking was really shallow so if a pickup was there loading/unloading it would be hard for a car parked in the spaces in front of the main entrance to get out (or in). Really poorly thought through,
I used to like Marriot but think I’ll avoid this Towneplace chain.