I was charged an extra $100 when checking in. That was not told to me when I called to find out the check in time. Also, I had already paid for the room. Our room, #107 I was told was an ADA (American Disabilities) Association approved room. The only thing ADA about it was the bathroom. The only disabled parking spot was like three spots over from the door. We were there because it was recommended to us and he'd just had eye surgery on his right eye, so we had to go back for a post op the following day. We'll not be staying there again. I may file a suit or claim against them, as my dad was injured during our stay there. There was an unneeded shelf that was at his head level and he hit the right side of his head multiple times there during our stay. There was barely any room for his wheelchair to get around. It couldn't be turned. There was internet and a chair, however, I had to work from the bathroom counter, as there was no desk area. During the night there was a loud and out of sorts guest and the conversation with what sounded like an EMT or Police officer went on for at least an hour. In the morning, My dad and I tried to explain how that couldn't be an ADA approved room and how my dad was hurt and the person at the desk just told us it was the contractors before them and that it was an ADA approved room. He didn't even care that my dad was hurt. Currently, almost a week after my dad's eye surgery to better his sight, he can only see a light, not images.