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"Drury Inn is really best in class! Helpful staff, well constructed, quiet. Everything carefully updated and maintained. We especially liked having room doors that don’t close with a bang!"

"Good clean room. There was either no breakfast or a "grab and go" sack which I did not see. Nice property however."

"The room and the building was good, nice. In my stay there was loud banging and noises all throughout the nights that didn’t allow me to sleep, not sure if something in the property or simply another person staying but it was always late into the night. The staff there were very impatient and impolite, I felt like I was being watch at all times. To and from my room, my coming and going as well as what I had at the breakfast room. A little disappointing to be honest."

"My TV didn't have a remote and when I asked for one she looked through all the drawers at the front desk and told me someone would bring me one which never happened. There was a used bandaid on the carpet in front of my door and 2 used washcloths hanging on the rod in the bathroom."

"This facility has a lot of potential. The bones of the structure are good. It just needs some major updating. It appears that nothing had been done in 15-20 years. There were maintenance issues in the room that could have made the visit better such as toilet paper holder hanging from the wall, side table outlets and lights working. The cleanliness also was lacking. That was someone else’s long hair on the tiles in the bathtub. Also, I remember Doubletree giving warm cookies when you checked in. There was no offer. There were no options for breakfast or coffee available in the lobby. It was a disappointing stay."

"Nice stay, more quiet this time, what I didn’t like was the parking. Had to park far from my room"