“A better than expected long-stay experience.”
The rooms were clean by long‑stay standards and the property feels new and well maintained. Every morning I could enjoy free coffee, and the vending machines offered a few breakfast choices. Convenience stores like 7‑Eleven and Circle K were easy to reach and close to the tollway. The fridge was full‑size with a large freezer. Housekeeping came once a week, but I could request fresh towels, soap, and more paper whenever I needed. On‑site washing machines were conveniently placed indoors, and there was plenty of storage; the cable was nice. The shower was spacious, the bathroom overall generous, and the room included a workspace and a seating area. Venetian blinds blocked out the sun, and the room lighting was noticeably better than other places. The alarm clock could charge devices and had lamp plugs, and each room had its own air conditioner that I could set to my liking. However, there were no cookware, cutlery, or crockery in the rooms—unlike other long‑stay options, they’re sold separately. The water quality was poor, but that’s typical of Orlando, not the hotel’s fault. If you plan to cook, budget a few dollars to buy a cheap pan, spatula, cutlery, and plate at Walmart on East Colonial, or buy them in‑house at a convenience price. The place can get a bit noisy because guests treat it like their home. The beds were very firm, and each bed had a side table on only one side, which might bother some people.
Neal6日前