The Staybridge property itself was nice, but there was a strong sewage odor throughout the front lobby and common areas during our stay. The only exception was during breakfast (6:00–9:00am), when the aroma of the food masked the smell. I was also disappointed by the very limited gluten-free and vegetarian breakfast options. Close proximity to stores.
Pool: We chose not to use the pool because there was a noticeable film on the water. After reporting it, maintenance adjusted the chlorine the next day, but the small pool requires more frequent maintenance given the number of guests using. Fitness room was a big plus and the free laundry room was also a huge plus.
Room: Our ADA room was spacious, clean, and laid out well. It had a different odor—not mold, just an unusual smell. We appreciated having a full kitchen with stove and refrigerator. Housekeeping checked in daily to see if we needed anything but did not service the room while we were out. If this is hotel policy, it should be communicated at check-in.
Staff: The maintenance and housekeeping staff were friendly. However, no staff members wore name tags or UNIFORMS, and it was often difficult to locate someone at the front desk. One front desk employee was on her 3rd day of training and was pleasant, but when left alone, she was unable to complete basic tasks such as adding my adult Son's name to the reservation or providing a printed receipt. She would have benefited from more supervision.
Parking was a plus and FREE.