Paper thin walls, ceilings, & doors make for a rough night when trying to sleep. Even with the bathroom fan and heater on you can still hear your neighbors. Access is confusing, Lyft drivers kept bringing us to the wrong Hotel or having to turn around to go through a car sickening maze just to find the entry. The hotel is currently undergoing some kind of renovation/paint project so I think the barricade didn't help matters. If you don't rent cars and are used to utilizing food apps when traveling, you won't find service here. Your closest options are McDonalds, or Subway unless you want to risk your life crossing the HWY to hit a Mom and Pop type place. You can also order a Lyft to bring you where you'd like to eat. Lobby was nice. Front desk clerks were super friendly, and although I never had the opportunity to make it, they do serve breakfast which is always nice when traveling! Was there for my son's Navy BC graduation and proximity was a plus as well. So yeah, make sure you book a room that has been renovated/and or remodeled, bring earplugs, ask for an extra blanket (our heater wasn't functioning properly), and rent a car and you'll have a better stay than we did.