The attraction of this 3* rated hotel must entirely lie with the Fitness Center. It is ten miles out from downtown, and the official address of the hotel is on a different street than the entrance, making the approach confusing. It is designed as a long thin building, with parking lots at either end. This forces people with rooms in the middle to walk half the considerable length of the hotel to get to those rooms after parking. (But at least parking is free). Once you get in the room, you get everything you would expect from, say, a Fairfield Inn. The good and bad points: - location in the middle of nowhere, very few restaurants in the area - small (but clean) bathroom, lots of fluffy towels and shampoo/soap assortments - furniture in good shape, beds (two queens) very comfortable - silly faux French design, with gold painted wood accents that just look chintzy - no real views of anything - coffee maker, hair dryer, minibar - staff was friendly enough but not memorably so - broadband access in the room - large, well equipped fitness center (free to guests, though some things like tennis courts required an extra charge) I didn't eat at the restaurant, but overall my impression was that the public areas were more interesting than the rooms, and that this hotel mainly exists for corporate customers who are expected to concentrate on their jobs/conference rather than the attractions of the hotel or area.
