I spent the better part of nine weeks staying at this Best Western while I was away for work, so I got to experience it as more than just a weekend guest.
Overall, it's a clean, quiet hotel that's comfortable and well maintained. It's not a luxury property, but it does a good job of being exactly what it needs to be. The rooms were consistently clean, the common areas were kept up nicely, and I never had any issues during my stay.
The front desk staff deserves a special mention—they were always friendly, welcoming, and helpful throughout my entire stay. That level of consistency over nine weeks says a lot.
The hotel offers a breakfast buffet for $5, which is well worth it. There's a nice variety of hot and cold options, along with cereal, coffee, juice, pastries, and other breakfast staples. It's a solid value and made mornings easy before work.
The courtyard is one of the nicest features of the property, with multiple gazebos, outdoor seating, grills, and landscaped areas that make it a relaxing place to unwind in the evening.
The fitness center is adequate for getting in a light workout, and the pool is clean and well maintained. Just be aware that it frequently hosts kids' birthday parties, so it can get pretty busy depending on the time of day.
I also appreciated the little conveniences like vending and ice machines on every floor, plus a small snack shop where you can charge drinks, chips, ice cream, and other items directly to your room.
After living here for over two months, I'd absolutely stay again. It's not flashy, but it's clean, comfortable, reasonably priced, and staffed by genuinely good people—which goes a long way when you're away from home for an extended period.
There is an inhouse restaurant Muglies which has surprisingly affordable meals.And everything I tried, there was pretty good. I'd recommend the burgers and the chicken strip dinner.