Most hotels I've been to are good for one night. Check in, get your belongings sorted and grab a meal from downstairs. The rooms are spacious and the bed is comfortable. But if you're here for anything else, I would not recommend. First of all, the breakfast buffet is only on when there are enough guests to have a buffer. Second, if your computer breaks and you have to use their computer that they offer complimentary... be warned. There is loud, blaring music in the same area where the computers are and a speaker that blasts it right above you. It's impossible to focus or concentrate. The dinners were overpriced and terrible. You barely get half of a meal and they charge you double for it. The WiFi was also pretty spotty. I have no idea how this hotel is rated anything other than 2 stars. On the weekdays, they're not busy at all - so they raise their prices. On the weekends, they're busier, so they lower them. I was able to snag 3 nights at $80/night here from priceline. Then, the next day, the price went up to over $250! When I was left stranded, frantically trying to find a hotel at the same price I paid, they locked me out of my room and told me if I didn't pay for an entire night, I wouldn't be able to collect my belongings. From a business standpoint, if your bookings are slow, lower your prices to increase the bookings. Raise them on the weekends when there are more bookings. Their way of doing business really doesn't make too much sense to me. So, I really can't recommend this hotel at all.