I stayed at this property for one night and came away feeling a bit mixed. There is a lot here that works well. Check-in was seamless, and the staff made a strong first impression. They were friendly, welcoming, and informative about the hotel and its amenities, which immediately set a positive tone for the stay.
The room itself was visually appealing. It felt aesthetic, tidy, and well put together at first glance, which always matters. A room can be simple, but if it feels clean, calm, and intentional, that goes a long way.
Where the stay fell short was in maintenance and functionality.
The most noticeable issue was the shower. It appeared to need a much deeper cleaning, with visible dirt and mold buildup that detracted from the otherwise polished look of the room. Beyond cleanliness, the glass shower door was a real concern. It swung outward too loosely, making hard contact with the bathroom vanity, and when closing, it also hit the adjacent glass panel with force. That kind of repeated impact does not inspire confidence. The door also failed to seal properly, allowing water to spill onto the bathroom floor and creating an avoidable slip hazard.
There were also issues with the room entry itself. The key reader was inconsistent, making it more frustrating to enter the room than it should have been. On top of that, the main entrance door to the room was heavy and shut with enough force to rattle the frame and surrounding walls. This was consistent with neighboring units on my floor, as I could hear guests coming and going from my room based on the door slamming, which caused the door frame and walls in my room to rattle loudly.
The elevator was also very slow, which is a smaller complaint, but still part of the overall experience. I reduced my time by taking the stairs down to the main floor. Thank God I was on the second floor.
What stood out most to me, though, was the property’s access setup. Guest room floors required key access via the elevator, suggesting an effort toward controlled entry. However, the stairwells did not appear to have the same security measures, suggesting it was possible for non-guests to reach guest-room levels. Whether intentional or not, that undercuts the sense of security a hotel should provide.
Overall, this is a property with a strong visual impression, pleasant staff, and a smooth arrival experience. But for the price to truly feel justified, the basics need to hold up too, especially cleanliness, safety, noise control, and secure guest access.
