Totally Shabby
I recently had the experience of staying at this facility for three and a half weeks. To say the facility was run-down would be a gross understatement. I was in three different rooms during this time. All three were characterized by peeling wall paper, badly patched holes in the walls, worn out bathroom fixtures and plumbing, and ancient and damaged furniture. The grout on the bathroom floor was so old that it the mold is permanent. One room had human hair hanging out of the drainpipe coupling under the sink.
The woodwork in the elevator lobby on my floor had graffiti carved into it.
The elevator has a raised floor in it that is a tripping hazard.
None of the windows were lockable and the elevator to the room levels opened onto a driveway to the street. I did not feel safe here. One of the room's windows would not close completely, letting in a lot of street noise - disturbing sleep.
Parking was wholly inadequate.
Much of the staff was hostile to indifferent and barely spoke english. The "free breakfast" was what appeared to be day old donuts cut in half. The "store" was out of soft drinks during most of the first week and the only snack items they had were packages of Ramen noodles. 
Those things being said, the housekeeping crew was great. They were cheery, friendly and the rooms were thoroughly cleaned (except for hair noted above), and I've never seen beds so crisply made up.