Hamlet 4 Stars Hotels

"Place was great. Only complaint is the parking charges to stay after paying for the hotel stay. Think thats a little egregious. "

"A fairly new, 4-level hotel acquired & operated by the Hilton group for the last 3 years. Like most Hilton-operated hotels, it's well-maintained, with standout features such as an on-site bar/resto, access doors to front & rear side parking, a pool, a gym, e-tap doors, and secured front/rear door access after midnight. We had used this hotel twice (once in a room with 2 queen beds and the most recent in a Deluxe room with 1 king bed & a sofa bed) during trips to a nearby casino-spa. Primarily, we liked this hotel for its quiet and convenient location. Their hotel is in spitting distance from Costco, where you can also gas up at lower prices. Restos, specialty stores, delis, fast-foods, and banks are all about half a mile away from about 3 commercial hubs that straddle the area. Check-ins are quick thanks to fast, roomy elevators. There's also a small sundry shop next to the front desk, and you can heat up food items in the microwaves next to the ice machines on all levels. All rooms have safe boxes, a fridge, the latest model LED TVs (at least 40"), fast WiFi, a work desk, USBs (USB-A only) for charging your gadgets, and ample movement space. The beds are firm with clean linens and towels. Both rooms we checked into had only shower stalls (no tubs), and we found the water pressure in both was on the "low" side compared to what we have at home for those refreshing showers. We truly like this mid-$$$ hotel (took off 1 star), except for one add-on: a $9 daily parking fee!"

"Requested jetted tub hot water pressure was extremely low with Luke warm water husband has sciatica and muscular sclerosis and wasn’t able to soak his joints he was in a lot of pain and we couldn’t enough the amenities of the hotel like the outside hot tub because it was raining "