I booked at the last minute so I took what room that they had left.
The parking lot is a little scary at night, not as well lit as I would like. The hotel sits off a major thoroughfare so getting in and out is not necessarily a simple feat.
It turned out that I was in an accessible room which was fine for me but made very little sense in terms of accessibility. I am a special education teacher so I often look at things from the lens of whether the younger and older youth and young adult students that I work with would be able to access the spaces that I am in.
On the plus side there were peep holes for the door at a standing height and what should be about eye level for a wheel chair user. The hangers on the doors were also at multiple heights. The doorways were wide allowing for wheelchair access. I also did not feel like the bed was at a height that would be easily accessible for a wheelchair user.
My room was on the fourth floor. The sink seemed to still be at the regular height although there were no walls closing it in so a wheelchair could roll under it, except that the knobs did not feel to me as if they were easily reached from a seated position. The bathtub was a traditionally sized bathtub with normal size sides. The shower head also seemed to be above where a wheelchair user would be able to access it unassisted. It had planks that folded out for a seat but the joint connecting it to the tub was on the inside of the tub instead of the outside meaning that someone else would have to pull it out making the assumption that the person staying in the room was traveling with others.
Breakfast was you typical continental food, nothing exceptional