The one great convenience for us, was that the hotel was very close to the TQL stadium, which is where we went for an event, and why we chose this establishment.
I guess I'd also consider it convenient to have an overpriced gas station with a shop right across the street to counter the very limit selection at the hotel shop. That's where the positives end.
Exiting the elevator on our floor felt like looking down a prison cell block. I don't know who chose those wall and door colors, but the bare white-ish walls with slate greyb metal doors on either side was not exactly inviting.
The room itself also looked a bit rundown, especially the bathroom. The ceiling/wall corners were chipped and/or moldy, the sink faucet was loose, and the toilet moved every time you got up from it, followed by a loud banging sound when it resettled. Also, the one light by the bed didn't work, so the outlet on it had no power, and the other light had a busted USB slot so charging our phones was not an option.
I don't know what I expected. I guess, considering the relatively low price for an overnight stay, I should have known it's not gonna be a luxury experience, so that's on me. Lesson learned.