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"There was some mold in the bathroom "

"Front desk staff is great, property was clean and well maintained. Restaurant had live music. We did not eat there. Cute little bar near front desk. The room was clean and updated. Surprisingly quiet. The bed was comfortable. We enjoyed a good night of rest. We would stay again. "

"Property well maintained, clean, and no odd smell! I arrived a bit early, tired and Asked to check in 30 minutes before check in and was asked to pay $20.00."

"The room is always clean, staff accommodating, and I LOVE the Otis Spunkmier pastries at breakfast. There is plenty of parking around the building, invluding a free city lot behind the hotel. Walking distance to everything, too."

"Staff are super helpful and friendly. The room was clean, "

"We chose to stay at Eagle Crest primarily because my partner is an avid golfer. Unfortunately, several aspects of our stay were disappointing. At check-in, neither front desk staff member appeared to be familiar with ADA requirements regarding service animals. I was told I would be charged a pet fee and placed in a pet-designated room, which is not appropriate for service animals. I asked them to clarify the policy and call me, but did not receive a response, though I assume they consulted with a manager. All hotel staff should be properly trained on service animal protocols to avoid situations like this. The room itself was outdated and poorly maintained. The coffee table and headboard were visibly worn and tattered, the soap caddy in the shower was rusted, and there was a hole in one of the bathroom doors. The toilet seat was visibly worn and soiled, and the shower was not clean (there were pubic hairs on the floor.) The TVs were quite old, though cable was available. Security and accessibility were also concerns. One of the middle entrances to our floor did not require a key card, and the card reader at the end of the building was not functioning. I noticed only one visible security camera on the property. One of the elevators was out of service, and the only way to reach the first floor was via stairs unless you walked to the far end of the building. This was manageable for me but would likely be very difficult for guests with mobility limitations. When we attempted to"