This is a no-frills Econo Lodge, no breakfast and simple rooms where you walk up to the second floor and all are open-air entry. However, the room was clean, there was a very nice mini fridge with freezer (which allowed us to keep some breakfast food, and keep our freezer packs frozen) and a working microwave. The bathroom was updated, was clean and functioned well. Surprising things were the concrete walls (keeps the sound out!), and beautiful exposed wood ceilings, which I'm guessing was part of the original "lodge" part of the hotel. I liked that everything in the room functioned well, from the fridge to the dark roast coffee maker, and the TV/remote (issues I've had in more expensive hotels). When I asked for extra bedding and towels, I found it in my room later, no fuss. He even shared some water for my water bottle after I got some ice (we were going to the stadium on a warm day). If you're looking for a clean, functioning option that's not too expensive, then this is it. The only ding I had was the musty smell in the room when we walked in, which in Florida, is a bit concerning (mold allergies). However, concrete walls may contribute to that since concrete doesn't absorb odor or moisture. Overall, a good experience.