Filthy Rooms Especially for an Alleged 4-Star
It's bad when you get one dirty room. Three? That's a problem. We arrived at 1:00am very delayed, so I thought we were the winners of the "bad" room, last on the inventory. When they tried to switch us, though, the next day TWO MORE rooms came up dirty. They kept us waiting almost two more hours to get the room that we moved into clean. It had no table and the beds were less comfortable, but it was clean, we thought. The ceiling in the bathroom hadn't been cleaned so long in the last room that when one of us took a long hot shower in there yellow stuff started congealing on the ceiling and dripping everywhere. GROSS. 
The hipster decor, particularly in the bathroom, wasn't meant to handle that kind of traffic, and, while it's not old, it's showing age well beyond its capbailities. The sink was pressed down and into the metal stand in one of the two reject rooms. 
We needed towels for the third room when we came back from a long day to find none. 45 minutes and three phone calls to the front desk later, the hotel night manager brought up some towels. 
The staff is poorly trained and unfocused. The cleaning staff should all be fired and they need to start over. The hotel management knows what a pile this place is. They apologize and toss you a breakfast if you complain, but it's not worth the headaches. If you like the location, the MILFORD PLAZA is apparently remodeling and should at least be a notch over this hole. Or go to the Marriott, which is a bit more money, but, then again, is it worth a clean room? YES.