Served its purpose, but never again (until they renovate)
There are two hallways that meet in a ‘T’ on each floor At the end of each hallway is a window consisting of glass slats. In our case on the sixth floor, the slats could not be closed properly, resulting in a chimney-like draft in the hallways. All rooms have a small balcony, and the seal on the door in our room was as as airtight as a burst balloon. While examining it, the upper third of the rubber seal fell down, the rest of it being very porous and just plain old (everything looked to be original from the day it was built). The amount of air passing through the door caused the curtains to move and would have sufficed to put out a candle. We had requested a non-smoking room, and when checking in I asked for a quiet room. This was on the sixth floor and I was puzzled that a non-smoking room would have an ash tray (another person in TripAdvisor commented this is the smoking floor, which then should not have been offered to us). We soon found out that smokers can use the balcony to smoke. 
The road in front of the hotel has expansion joints every twenty feet or so, and cars driving by give off a tuc-tuc-tuc sound all night (reminiscent of cobblestone roads in Germany). So we have a room that has a door that has effectively no seal, meaning we could hear each car going by all night long. The chimney effect in the hallways sucked air in through the balcony door, causing the heater to go on and off all night (we found no way of turning it off), plus the smoke from the room next door came in, turning our non-smoking room into a smoking room. We complained about the seal and maintenance was sent up. In keeping with everything else - they simply confirmed the door opened and closed properly. Nothing about the seal. We were offered a different room on the same floor, but standing in front of the balcony door we experienced the same draft as in our room, so we simply stayed put. I even considered buying some foam window seal at Wal-Mart to fix it, but decided the room wasn’t worth the 5 bucks.
As others have pointed out, breakfast is a disaster. Seating for 36 people. I counted 59 cars in the parking garage. You do the math, especially since many vehicles will have 2 or more passengers. Going into the breakfast room and hoping to find a seat requires a real optimist (or a fool). We drove around the corner to Dennys one day, and then grabbed some doughnuts at Winchell’s (also just around the corner) the next day. 
The beds were OK and the room was clean, so no minus points there. The rooms have apparently been renovated in part (wallpaper, carpet), but the balcony doors look to be original equipment from when the hotel was built. The faucet handle on the vanity also looked to be original equipment (one of these handles you pull and pretty well limits you to all on or all off). The TV was an old Zenith picture-tube type. No telling how old it was.
We checked out Saturday morning and Sunday morning we discovered my wife hat forgotten her keys. We called the hotel and somebody went up and retrieved the keys. Since we were planning to be in another BW hotel until Wednesday, I asked if they could be mailed using the post office guaranteed overnight service. I was given a number of reasons for not even trying something like that, rather than trying to find a constructive solution. Our confidence in the staff competence was somewhere down around the level of whale excrement in the ocean, and had no confidence whatsoever that the staff would be able to mail the keys to us anywhere, so we drove from Las Vegas to LAX via to San Diego to get the keys. Given that maybe only 2-3 people handled the key ring, it was pretty cheeky that one of them stole a small xenon flashlight from it.
For a simple overnight, the hotel serves its purpose. We were not paying Hilton prices, so we did not expect Hilton service. On the other hand, I do expect a bit more than Motel 6. During our 10-day vacation we stayed in five BW hotels, and this was the absolute loser. We will never return - there are plenty of other hotels in the area for the same price that I would consider first.