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'Property is going through a remodel'

'New, clean and comfortable. Excellent stay!!'

'NO the breakfast was not good. '

'To sleep Oké but , breakfast was poor'

'Reasonable hotel in Aurora/Chicago. However its a shame there is no free bottle of water on the room and you are being charged 3$ for it.'

'The gentleman who was working on the day I checked in was super friendly and very helpful.'

'Room we received had ceiling leak and moldy smell. Bed was awfully uncomfortable and bathroom shower was dirty. Curtains were torn and dirty. Very disappointed and would not ever stay here again.'

'Pro: The room was spacious and clean. I love the fact that we had a microwave and fridge in the room. The bed was super comfy as well. Con: On several occasions we hard a dog barking and people talking in the hall. We had the breakfast buffet and it was NOT worth it for the money you pay. It was almost $30.00 for two of us. I get a better free continental breakfast at other hotels. '

'Horrible floors in our “suite” room and the bed was gross with seriously stained mattress pad and mattress protector cover. When we checked the mattress, it was grossly stained. Brown water stains on the room ceiling. Recliner was broken and someone had apparently removed a picture from one of the frames. I would never recommend this hotel to anyone. It is the worse experience I’ve had in 50 years.'

'The property was filthy, the VR checking was a nightmare. We had to get 8 key cards, because they stop working every time you left the building. The TV didn't work, and there were NO humans on property to ask for help. But we were contacted by corporate and we will try again next year as it is to be remodeled.'

'Jenny at front desk checked us in with a smile. Was friendly and helpful! Our room was clean and easy to get to, The breakfast was very good and Juan made sure to restock any food that was low. When I asked him which pot was decaf coffee he said they are all caffeinated but immediately insisted on brewing a cup for me,'

'The front desk was a remote agent on a telescreen. . .'