this ESA is in ok shape but is crowded with long term stayers and the vibe is not very warm.
Next time I would pony up and stay at a nicer place. It would be ok for a grungy blue collar job
but not a good place if you want a nice feel. The Hyatt is 2 exits south and so is the Residence Inn.You get what you pay for. I paid 42$ in October.

I have stayed there for ten days over the past two weeks, and regardless of the price, I will never stay here again. My first stay was mediocre, the reclining chair smelled of mold but it didn't matter too much.

The second stay was a different story. I was assigned a room that wasn't clean. Went back and got a new room, but I am shocked that this happened. What a disorganized system. They said they thought it was cleaned since it hadn't been inhabited in three days, but were sorry about the inconvenience. Twenty minutes later, I was in the most disgusting room I have ever stayed in. There was blood on the pillows, so obviously they don't have a habit of changing the pillows. I didn't realize this until the second night, and almost vomited when I realized I had been sleeping on someone elses blood, and who knows what else.

The internet is beyond terrible as well. There is no pool, spa, nor restaurant.

I highly recommend staying some place else, regardless of the incremental cost.

Room was good size and a little bit dated. No extras included in this hotel. My one complaint was the ac would shut off then the room would be very quiet except water dripping from some place. Then the ac would come back on again. So this diffrence in noise levels made for a hard nights sleep. Probably would stay at the holiday inn next door if I had to do it again.

This hotel is in very worn condition with very few amenities. It did have a nice kitchen area which was nice for in-room meals. It was also nice to have a coffee maker in the room, but only 1 packet of coffee was included for the entire stay.