Spectrum & OMNI Theater Tours and Activities

A nice historic property. Air conditioning units (one for bedroom and one for sitting room and bathroom) were noisy; the sitting room thermostat was erratic. The 3rd floor building corner unit was subject to some street noise, but in Big Spring this does not last very late; I'm not particularly noise sensitive. The retro bathroom was attractive, but limited by only a very small shelf for toiletries, and a sink incorporated spicket emitting water several inches below the top of the sink. The mid-summer air conditioning performance was good; exceptionally good water pressure. Hotel staff were cordial and helpful. Dinner at the restaurant was nothing special, just OK. Meal service was very slow, but that did not bother me much on this particular night.

Main issue with this property was the water smelled like sulfur.