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"A solid OK hotel. It's very evident there is no brand standard. The room is dated and in need of repairs. I recommend having a white noise machine because this is next to a train station and they can keep you up all night. The continental breakfast was comical. They serve cut up hot dogs as your morning protein option. Come in with low expectations and a good attitude and you'll be ok. "

"The woman at the check in was WONDERFUL; however, this hotel is pretty isolated and the walls are INCREDIBLY thin. I heard every noise next door and moved rooms once because of loud neighbors. "

"Staff lovely ro great valet pleasant all despite our 1am arrival!"

"Pool was not open. Winter, didn't need ac"

"Our experience was fabulous. This is a beautiful hotel. We will be back in a few weeks for another event. Thank you. "

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"Great stay "

"I had wondered about the amenities. the coffee pot was not cleaned , actually had mold in it , and the carpet was lifting at one corner, where i kept tripping on it. I certainly appreciated the rest ! As it was during the turkey holiday and easy to find through downtown Hartford "

"Entered the unit. Started unpacking and found a prescription pill on the carpet. Not sure how that would not have been picked up by the vacuum. There was only one bath towel for two people. Bathroom sink looked like it was just wiped down. The chrome around the drain was dirty and could be wiped off with your finger. The light in the bathroom, although very bright had a thick layer of dust and bugs in it. The shower curtain had orange on the bottom which is mold. It is advertised as a lux boutique. It's more like a college co-op. There were people in the common area cooking early Sunday morning. They were so loud it woke us up. It was so convenient to the arena for the show we were going to, which was great. Blake did offer to move us to another unit but it was three blocks away. We knew we were getting snow that evening so we didn't want to walk further in the snow. "