Our tour group stayed there two nights October 23 and October 24, 2011. Our shoes stuck to the bathroom floor, very nasty. My husband and I stay quite often at Holiday Inns and is always really good but this place was awful. Several people in our group complained about how dirty it was.

We stayed there on November 6th and also earlier last summer.
We are Priority Club members and were surprised to be told by the manager that the hotel felt they did not need to offer extra perks to Priority Club members. ( He seemed annoyed that we mentioned to him that other Holiday Inn Express properties we stayed in were much more friendly and service focused, gave us bottled water, freshly baked cookies or a candy treat and seemed to care more about guest satisfaction. Other than that the room was clean and comfortable and the breakfast was fairly good.

Courteous, friendly greeting at front desk. Very helpful with suggestions about restaurants. Room was spacious, very clean, updated, and in excellent shape. Bed very comfortable. All in all, a wonderful experience!

Stopped for the night, young lady at the desk was annoyed whne I asked if they had a Military Discount. I am retired USAF and my Wife Active Duty. The young lady said no, I said wow, I guess we don't count any more, and she glared at me. I asked about AARP, NO!, AAA, NO! Should have known then, but was tired nad said ok. I asked if she would look up my Priority Rewards Club Info, and she said ,NO! It's on another computer! She asked for an ID. I gave my Retired Military ID. Annoyed again, she said, "One with an address"!. I treid to explaine dmy Drivers Lisence did not have my current address on it and said I would give her the address. She ignored me and put down the address on the Texas Drivers Lisence. We just PCS'ed to Ohio and live ther now but she did not care. I have had it with Holiday inn Express, it's too hard to deak with these people! The room was overpriced, hardly anyone there, room to small, no fridge, bed was old and lumpy, Bad Night!