Hotels closest to Al Lang Stadium

"They provide free bottles of water at the front desk, which was a great perk as you can go back as many times as you need to during your stay. I loved the Saturday morning yoga class by the pool! This hotel has A LOT of charm and that makes up for the tiny bathrooms. (Because it is a very old building, the rooms are small but they really leaned in to the retro feeling. Each floor has a lounge area if you need some more space to sit and relax.) The only complaint I had was that the temperature of the water in the shower kept fluctuating and I couldn't find the sweet spot where I was comfortable. It went from wicked hot to cold with a millimeter turn of the dial. Other than that, our stay was perfect!"

"So many online reviews cite dated facilities, cleanliness concerns and a desperate need for upgrades, which is 100% true, but something I didnt see mentioned is that guest rooms ARE DIRECTLY ABOVE A NIGHTCLUB and it is impossible to get a good night's sleep. The thumping bass was loud until almost 3am, followed by the VERY loud crowd shouting outside until about 3:30am. We stayed here for the nearby triathlon and needed to get up before 5am the next morning. We had prepared ourselves for a no frills room to avoid some extra travel- the important thing was it was a place to sleep. So when the ONE purpose of the room was impossible, I'd give this hotel zero stars if I could. When we were headed out for the race at 5:30am, we saw someone randomly sleeping on the couch in the common area! The overall vibe is peculiar to say the least. Low price and location are NOT worth a loud sleepless night in a crappy room. Spend the extra dollars and stay ANYWHERE else."

"I wasn't expecting the royal treatment but what I got was sub-par. I went up to the front desk where there were 3 people behind the desk helping one person. I said excuse jme a couple of times and no one acknowledged me. "