Positives: The Asst. GM managed to get me checked in a couple of hours early and was very helpful, and I appreciate that.
Negatives: Breakfast is free. And that's what it's worth. The gravy one morning (apparently it's powdered eggs, mediocre sausage, and gravy every morning) was actually, I think, thinner than water. How is that even possible?
Negative 2: They have Direct TV. I don't know if it was the rainy and cold November weather or what, but the TV would regularly freeze up and say "searching" for a signal.
Negative 3: I appreciate a clean room, and it was. I also like several cups of coffee in the morning. I left a note to Housekeeping asking for "four regular coffees" (they have those little single-serve thingies) with $5. They left a single regular coffee--again--and took the $5.
Negative 4: I mentioned the continual problem with Direct TV to the two men behind the desk when I checked out. One sort of shrugged and said "I don't know" and he obviously could care less.
I have stayed here two or three times in the past for events across the street at Camp Jordan, but not again. There are a number of other hotels in the area, including Hampton Inn, Fairfield Inn & Suites, and Holiday Inn Express that all seem to have pretty good ratings.
