Lovely 1 bedroom with kitchen, free wifi & parking

Hotel Description

You know what surprised me about this place? It’s actually way more spacious than you’d expect from the photos. I mean, when you see “1 bedroom with kitchen” online, you’re probably picturing some cramped studio situation, but this felt like an actual apartment someone might live in year-round. The kitchen isn’t just a mini-fridge and microwave shoved in a corner – there’s real counter space and a full-size stove, which honestly saved me a fortune since I could cook breakfast instead of hunting down overpriced hotel continental spreads.

The parking thing is huge, and I can’t stress this enough if you’re driving. Most places around here either charge you $20+ a night or make you circle the block for an hour looking for street parking that may or may not exist. Having a guaranteed spot right there was such a relief, especially after a long day of driving. The wifi actually works too – I was able to hop on video calls without that awkward “sorry, you’re breaking up” dance we all know too well. The whole setup feels like someone put real thought into what travelers actually need, not just what looks good in listing photos.

Now, it’s got a 4-star rating and honestly, that feels about right. It’s clean, functional, and comfortable without being fancy. The bed was solid (not too soft, not too firm), and I slept well even though I’m usually pretty picky about mattresses. There were a few little things – the shower pressure could be better, and the walls are a bit thin so you might hear your neighbors if they’re up late – but nothing that would make me choose somewhere else. For the price point, especially with the kitchen and parking included, it’s actually a pretty solid deal. I’d definitely stay here again, particularly for longer trips where having that extra space and the ability to cook makes all the difference between feeling like you’re living somewhere versus just crashing for the night.

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