Very poor experience. I stayed her for 3 nights for a conference, but had accidentally booked it for 4 nights. I realized my mistake and attempted to modify it online right away, but was unable to. I contacted the hotel staff and the woman on the phone told me that it wasn't a problem and she would make the adjustments. However, she called me back later and said that because I made the advanced purchase it would not let her cancel the room. I told her I do not want to cancel all the nights only one of the nights. She was kind enough but suggested I speak with the manager, Meghan Schaefer. I left her a message but did not hear anything back. Two days later I left her another message, again explaining the problem and still heard nothing back. I finally showed up and told the staff member what had happened and that I had not heard back from Meghan after several phone calls. He went back to get her, and she refused to come out! He said she was "busy, but that she got my phone calls." Seriously, you're too busy to return my phone calls or see me face to face??? What could be more important than speaking to a guest?! If you simply cannot do it, then tell me that, but at least give me that courtesy rather than ignoring me. On another note, this is a very OLD hotel. Don't expect anything updated. The carpet looks like it's 100 years old. My shower curtain smelled of mildew, and there are only 3 floors, but if you're on the 3rd floor don't be in a hurry to get anywhere because it is old and outdated. I'm scheduled for the second half of this conference in November, and I will not be staying here, but this is without a doubt because of the manager more than anything else. Do yourself a favor a take your business to Homewood Suites right next door or Hampton Inn & Suites across the street.
