Nice staff, with a pleasant lobby atmosphere. Check-in and out were uncomplicated & quick. Appreciated the 24hr coffee and hot water for tea near the front desk. As a wheelchair user, I stayed in an accessible room that hit the mark in several areas and lost points in a few other important ones. Really appreciated the lower towel and robe hooks and even had a 2nd, lower peep hole. The window blinds opened/shut using a remote control, nice when cozy under the covers in the evening, & then first thing waking up to let in the morning sun so my husband & I didn't have to get out of bed! The no-step shower had a comfortable seat & ample handle bars. Sadly, the adjustable spray nozzle on the shower didn't work - positioned and stuck at its highest point and so it was useless since it wasn't reachable. It was frustrating the bathroom mirror was too high - seated in my wheelchair at the sink all I could see was the top of my hair/head. An attractive room with a fair share of shelf space and area to hang clothes but not a single drawer. We were only staying for 2 days so it wasn't an issue but if staying longer it would be irritating to have to leave socks, underwear, pants and little bits & pieces in the suitcase or piled on the long shelf in the room. I get it, the room is meant to be uncluttered so there's ample space for manouvering a wheelchair. But it was starkly lacking in furniture other than a chair on wheels. A proper arm chair at least should be provided.