"Overall this hotel is a good deal for the price. We brought our dog (extra $45/night charge, but still the cheapest overall option in the area), and the room had a nice sort of nook where we could put his kennel and food/water. The bed was comfortable – pillows were just okay. Water pressure was reasonably good and soap/shampoo dispensers were available. Some pretty good restaurants within walking distance too.
The one downside was that at least in our room (#21) the wifi was pretty bad. Maybe we were far from a router, but streaming a show often got stuck buffering, for example. My cell phone hotspot was usually better than the wifi.
They also have an EV charger, which is great. It requires the Blink app, which is hard to figure out. It's not indicated anywhere on the charger (to be fair, I didn't ask the staff about it), and I just happened to see it indicated as Blink on a Google map. The Blink app isn't the easiest to use either. After your account with a credit card has been set up, you have to select the charger on the map in the app, then click the Port, then it will give you the option to Charge.
It charges at a rate of about 3 kWh per hour. We have a plug-in Prius with a 6 kWh battery (20 mile electric range), so it was done in 2 hours. But for an EV you're looking at ~20 hours for ~200 miles of charge. The price is 39 cents/kWh, plus a 40 cent/hour parking fee and 49 cent start fee (which means it's really more like 50–60 cents/kWh altogether)."
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