This property was one of the most misleading and horrible lodging experiences I’ve ever endured. First of all it is nowhere near shops and cafés. It is at the end of a dirt road with a chain-link fence in an industrial park. Directly behind the property are railroad tracks upon which long freight trains go by 24 hours a day. I heard them-LOUD! The shower drain didn’t drain properly. The HVAC vent in the bathroom is directly above the sink which blows constant cold air when you stand there. The Keurig coffee machine didn’t work. To open the front door, after 5PM, you have to search out lockboxes which are on the chain-link fence. There are no working elevators in the building. They are installing some, but the building is clearly under construction and in a no way should be open for public use. I had to carry my suitcases up 4 flights of stairs and then down a long corridor. If you lose the simple front door key the change is $250.
The building is primarily used as leased units for what appeared to be young professionals. To me it reminded me of a fraternity house. At 3:30 AM, a young man and woman got into a heated argument outside my door, which again woke me up from my much-needed sleep, and I was afraid to encounter them because, once again, there is no on site manager on the property after 5 PM. I was planning on having my wife and friends stay here, but after two horrific nights, I rented rooms in the downtown Westin. What relief to be back into civilization.
