“You get what you pay for I guess.”
The location was a short walk to the heart of CDA, and it was easy to check in and lock up afterward. However, we had to request extra towels for the second person in the room (we booked for two people), and extra coffee pods for two people would have been nice. We only received four, and we were two people for four days. The place was incredibly loud—beware. The neighbors next door seemed to have an early flight, so we were awake with them at 3 AM when they had to leave. We could hear their conversations outside our door with perfect clarity, which was awful. Additionally, it was incredibly bright throughout the night; the lights outside the doors cannot be turned off or dimmed, and the shades are not blackout, so it felt almost daylight all night long. We slept very poorly for all three nights. It felt like a corporate company bought an old motel, fixed up all the cute bits but eliminated all personnel (no check‑in, no cleaning staff, etc.) to save on labor costs, which missed the mark. The noise and brightness were the main issues.
ErikaUn anno fa