I was a little worried when I first pulled in because it looked a bit desolate, tucked up under the shadow of a freeway, but the person at the front desk was very friendly and helpful. I ate at the restaurant next to the hotel, which fixed a very fast and tasty fish sandwich and had friendly wait staff. My room was clean - I appreciated the linoleum/hard floor rather than carpet (which tends to hide dirt, grime, more). The TV had analog reception, which meant - or at least seemed to - that the picture quality wasn't great, but I was able to watch "Cloverfield" on HBO without problem. The internet worked just fine. I slept soundly. The only problem in the morning was trying to break open the shampoo packet, which was in a plastic packet like you'd find ketchup in at a fastfood restaurant. But this did not open easily like those do, but rather required me to dry off my fingers and use a key to bust it open. Okay, I may not have the strongest fingers in the world, but this seemed way beyond child proof in terms of difficulty in opening. In the bigger picture, this was a very small thing and I appreciate the fact that they're cutting down on plastic waste by using such packets, even if they have a bit of a design flaw. Overall, solid, restful stay.