The very definition of basic
This was the smallest hotel room I have EVER had - about the size of an interior room on a cruise ship. The room was the size of a closet; in fact, it didn't even have a closet, but a free-standing armior that was only large enough to hold a few items of clothing. No room to set up a luggage stand (if the room even had one to begin with), so I had to put my suitcase on the desk. That leaves no room to do any work on the desk. Tiny bathroom to go with the tiny room - you have to store your toiletries on a small shelf above the toilet and I was constantly afraid they were going to fall in. Also NO BATHTUB (I know this is important to some people) and in the shower there is no shelf other than the soapdish on which to set your shampoo and other items, so you have to set them on the floor of the shower (might be an issue for an older individual). I was originally supposed to stay a week, but I shortened my stay to two nights. If I felt cramped being in this hotel by myself, I would definitely not recommend it for a family. It's okay if you just need a place to sleep I guess and don't have too much luggage, but other than that, this hotel doesn't have much going for it.
Also, if you are a MR member, don't expect any recognition, room upgrade, early check-in, etc (I am platinum). I tried checking in at 245 (check in is at 3) and was told that no rooms were available. I asked the front desk agent if she wouldn't mind calling me when a room was available (most marriott properties will do this) and she avoided my question. I came back 45 minutes later (at 330) and was told that still no rooms were available (even though a man right next to me was checking in). I reminded the FD agent that check in is at 3 and she retorted that 3 is the "earliest check-in time". She offered to call and find out when a room would be ready, but then magically found a room without calling anyone.
The only bright spot was the second day of my stay, I left the DND sign up all day and when I got back from work the housekeeper had hung a bag on my door with fresh towels and toiletries. I must have had a different housekeeper than on the day I checked in, because when I checked into my room, the pillow had someone's makeup on it and the toiletries in the bathroom must have just been whatever she had on her cart (shampoo, two bottles of lotion, no conditioner, only facial soap). Definitely will NOT stay here again.