This is a mom-and-pop operation, and it shows. There's a dining room and a bar on either side of the main hallway next to the front desk, and it doesn't look like either one has been open in ages, so don't expect breakfast. It took the woman at the desk 15 minutes to process the guy in front of me, and that's including 5 minutes to sell him a six pack of beer from a padlocked display cooler. And she had to run my credit card three separate times, once for each of the three double-bed rooms I booked Two of the rooms were about 10x10, and the other was almost triangular at about 12x8, easily the smallest hotel rooms I have ever stayed in. There was a luggage caddy in the room, but you can't leave your bag open on it, since then there's no place to put it without blocking a door or the aisle. The platform bed had these metal protrusions in at least two places that my wife and I both walked into, and the bed itself was overly soft. Worst part was, when I provided feedback, they actually had the nerve to blame me for expecting to get two people into one of these rooms (which Expedia sells as accommodating two people)