Matthew Shepard Human Rights Triangle

Positives: The hotel is very well located, and the rooms are huge. I had a balcony, big bathroom, and a Japanese toliet. However, I had to wait 15 minutes to check in because the front desk woman was on break at 7:30p. The room is clean, but it smells like they use harsh cleaning products. Was there a crime scene? The elevator is shady, I took the stairs the whole time to the third floor. There is no restaurant, only coffee and water. Not sure if the bar is operational. All-in-all, it felt like a nice hostel.

Absolutely not as advertised. A loft space that the landlord has furnished with the bare minimum to qualify. In no way worth the price paid. Main bed was a price of wood on the floor with a cheap mattress. Second "bedroom" is a cheap plywood box with very low ceilings, no ventilation and "windows" only to the apartment itself not external. Cheap kitchen with dirty pots and pans. Dirty floors. On the second day both bathrooms flooded with sewage as a drainage pipe backed up and despite a clean up the place stank of you-know-what for the rest of the stay. Area is sketchy with homeless sleeping right outside the door. Garage opener did not work forcing us to street park the car. A real shame as it could be a nice apartment but the landlord has figured that doing it on the cheap does not matter if you are doing short term rentals. Definitely do not recommend.