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"I stay in extended stay hotels all the time. If you're staying here, make sure you bring pots, pans, silverware, can opener, everything you'll need to cook if you plan to use the kitchen. I bring everything, including my own towels, pillows, toilet paper, and paper towels. This is just like renting a mini apartment. There is a bed, TV, table, dresser, and a mini kitchen with a decent sized refrigerator. The place is designed for extended stays and residency. It's not a luxury vacation resort. My room was clean, quiet, and the bed was comfortable. I didn't need to use my own toilet paper or towels. The sheets and towels were much better quality than I am used to getting in an extended stay. The internet was very fast and I didn't need to use my work hotspot even once. The staff is more than accommodating. The staff is downright pleasant and helpful. Parking is generous. All the stairways and parking areas are well lit and free of loitering guests. Must of the people I saw are either working in the general area temporarily like me, or they live here full time. The food options are very close. There is everything from fast food to grocery stores within a mile. Highway access is an easy on or off one block from the access road to the hotel. It could not be in a better location. Honestly, after 15 years of traveling for work all over the country this may be the best extended stay hotel property experience I've ever had on the road. I didn't see any bugs. I never felt unsafe"

"It was a nice place. The breakfast was great. My only negative was the amount of seating for breakfast. Otherwise it was nice. "