6/10 Rating
First, the hotel room in and of itself was good. There was hair in the shower from a previous guest, but I cleaned it up right away.
There was an incessant beeping from an appliance that I couldn't figure out until the next morning. It turned out to be the dishwasher set on pause. I fixed it with help. It wasn't the best sleep for the first night because of this, but at least we fixed the problem.
What me and my wife were not aware of at the time of booking is that this building is shared with private residences, and this made the parking situation rather confusing. There is no loading/unloading zone at this building. This fact was confirmed by both the grounds keeper and office manager this morning when I went to check out.
When I went to load up my vehicle this morning to check out, I got into a verbal altercation with the groundskeeper who very rudely told me I was parked into a residential space and I needed to move my vehicle into a handicapped space or else I was going to be towed. When I told him I wasn't handicapped and didn't feel comfortable taking a handicapped space, he said he would otherwise have me towed.
I went inside and asked the onsite manager if there was a place for me to load up and this verbal altercation, and she also told me to use the handicap space because there is no place to load/unload.
It shouldn't be a choice between getting towed or getting a ticket from the city for $250 for using a handicap space.