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"Está muy bien y está muy bonito el lugar"

"Breakfast was delicious front desk was good good customer service pool and hot tub was just perfect ☺️"

"Way overpriced. This is the tri-cities, not downtown San Fran. We arrived at 3:15p.m., called ahead of time saying were from out of town. Not only did we have to wait in the lobby, the room wasn't ready at 4pm. How do you charge over 500 a night and you are not even ready by 4pm? No breakfast included in the 500 a night. Unreal. This is the tri-cities! "

"Easy and plenty of parking. The outside looks a little rough but the rooms were updated and clean. I'll be back in the area in a couple months and plan on staying there again. "

"Terrible place to stay. Do not stay in room 116, unless you want to be kept up all night with luggage and people running and stomping up stairs right next to room and the curtains blocked out zero lights so it was like we had a light on entire time. Breakfast was disgusting both day. Will never stay here again."

"The staff are super friendly and the property and rooms are exceptionally clean and modern. However, this will be the last time I'll be staying here. Part of the irony of why it's so clean is that the entire property uses vinyl plank flooring. Super easy to clean, but also SUPER NOISY. Both nights I was there, I was kept up late due to the gymnastics competition on the floor above mine. Later, at 2:08am, the bowling matches started, complete with people talking just loud enough to keep me awake but not so loud as to be able to tell which floor let alone what room this was coming from. Finally, at 3am I got up to walk outside just to see if any of the rooms above mine had lights on but I couldn't figure it out. Then, right at 6:30, the award-winning Broadway musical "STOMP" began followed by tap-dancing dogs barking in the hallway. I'm not going to argue that I am the deepest sleeper on the planet, but this is the only hotel experience I can remember having been so uncomfortable and unable to sleep through the night. All I am saying is carpet would have solved 90% of the noise issues. "