I have spend in total here 6 weeks and come here when I need more room on long stays as the Hyatt Place hotels to not have a kitchen.
They do their best to keep this hotel clean but it is in a dire need of an update as all the decor is dated.
I disagree with the comments on the staff being rude. They are not, infact quite the opposite.
They have just upgraded all the TV's in the rooms to Flat Screen which makes a huge difference.

They do provide a meal at night, but I have never taken it as never looks appetizing!

Like I say, this hotel does the job it says on the tin, but "No Frills".

The main part of the hotel seemed nice enough and the staff were good. They decorated our room because of my husband's military service which was very kind but the confetti on the floor was a bad idea. If we come back to the area I doubt I'll stay at this Homewood again because the black mold is a big health concern, especially with children. We were shocked to pay Hilton prices and have that much mold in our room. We laid awake most of the night wondering how clean everything else was. We checked out early and went home.

I stayed here for business because it was convenient to the place I was working. Now mind you, I travel every week and have stayed in Hilton properties over 100 nights this year. This place is more of the rundown Ramada type - not corporate owned, but a franchisee. Sure, you get plenty of room, but for the price the place should be a lot nicer. Upon check-in, I noticed my throat and nose burning, but attributed it to a long travel/work day. The next day, as I continued to notice my throat getting sore, I saw dark black mold growing on the vents. But it gets worse - there was mold and mildew all over the shower curtain and a streak of what appeared to be blood on the bathroom wallpaper. Since I was only staying a couple of nights, it wasn't worth moving to another hotel, but strangely enough after I left and got home my symptoms disappeared. I didn't dare try the food due to the uncleanliness of the overall property. There are a lot better hotels in the area - I'd recommend one of them.

Pros:
1) The one room suite is spacious enough for a family of three and a puppy and includes a kitchenette.
2) The price is quite good and they do not charge an additional fee for small pets (ours is 10lbs)
3) The rate includes daily basic maid service and breakfast, as well as an evening hors d'oevres bar with beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic)

Cons:
1) The property maintenance is lacking. The washer/dryers have been out of service for the week that we have been there and no one can say when they will be fixed.
2) Staffing is very light and the subsequent service you receive borders on non-existant.

Bottom line - I wish that we would have spent $50/per night more and gone to a better hotel. The experience, while not painful, was not pleasant.