The room layout is mostly familiar to anyone who's stayed in another Holiday Inn Express Hotel. Except the sink out in the hallway - anyone who uses the sink at night is bound to wake up everyone else in the room. Mini fridge, microwave, coffeemaker. Bring your own breakfast food because the post-covid Holiday Inn breakfasts are pointless. A couple of items are laid out and quickly disappear, while you wait in line for someone to heat up your bagel (raisin only). You can pour your own beverages from a shared machine, but not grab your own bread? We've had a better breakfast at another hotel during the height of COVID last year. On a busy road, across from a mall, so turning around might get a bit tricky. Many restaurants all around. Pleasant front desk staff.

The only reason this has 4 instead of 5 stars, is because I was hoping for a large pool and hot tub, and it only has a small pool.

Otherwise, this is a great place, and wonderful value. The rooms are modern and spotlessly clean, it offers a (limited due to covid) wrapped breakfast, the rooms have large TV's and free wifi.

The location is nestled between an IHop on one side, and an INCREDIBLE Indian restaurant on the other. Best Indian food we've ever had! Next to THAT is a well known French bakery bistro, but we didn't go in there.

It's also directly across the street from a large mall, (pedestrian cross-walk up the block) if you're inclined to shop.

I can't think of anything that makes this place amazing, but it was exactly what we wanted - a safe, clean, enjoyable place to stay.

Room was clean and well equipped but very small and awkwardly designed with the sink in the entry hall across from the small room containing the toilet and tub/shower. Even more awkward and annoying is the layout of the building. Entrance and front desk are in the middle but elevators are at the extreme ends of the building. Our room was near the middle of 3rd floor, so we had to enter, drag luggage to extreme end, elevator up, then back to center of hallway. Complementary breakfast was Ho-hum.