First the good. It's cheap. And one of the security guards was actually very nice and provided us towels, which wasn't really his job.
After the afternoon hours, there's no one at the property. You have to just call a number for any help or issues.
First thing, we have to keep in mind that this is an extended stay location, not a regular hotel. If you don't know what that means, I suggest you look it up. There are all kinds of people that stay here, from the average person vacationing, to all kinds of nearly homeless people.
Of course that is beyond the control of the management, and it's not anything on them.
First thing when we got to the room, there were no towels anywhere. Not one. We had to call and text and email and call again, until finally someone called back.
The first reply I got was, that they could get us towels by the next day. Of course that's absolutely not acceptable, and they shouldn't even have suggested that. I pushed back, and they agreed to have someone get us towels finally. About an hour and a half later, that's when the security guard knock that out door and ask us what we needed. Apparently he wasn't aware of exactly what was going on, but he managed to find some towels for us.
Water pressure is decent, the bed looked relatively clean, average comfort level, so no major bonuses or negatives.
There are however a lot of little things that give you the impression that the property could be better maintained. Caulking that's peeling off,