A friendly and comfortable hotel
My wife and I stayed here for two nights while attending a conference. We chose it mostly because it was a good value: we got a better discount rate here than we would have gotten at the nearby Hampton Inn. And it turned out to be awfully nice.
We had a comfortable and spacious room with a view of the lake. The staff was friendly and helpful -- Kayla, the reception desk employee who checked us in, deserves special mention. Breakfast in the restaurant was tasty and reasonably diverse. Self-parking is free, and although the lot was crowded (in part because there seemed to be several large Christmas parties going on in the hotel) we always managed to find a space that wasn't too far from the front door. The hotel is a short walk from some good stores and restaurants. And even the lobby had a nice friendly ambience. 
We noticed only one problem, which is that the Executive Lounge is closed all weekend every weekend. No snacks or appetizers on Friday evening, and nothing at all on Saturday or Sunday. This is something I've noticed at a couple of other small-to-medium-sized Hiltons in the last few months, and it strikes me as a serious mistake. Access to these lounges is among the most powerful inducements for frequent travelers to concentrate their hotel stays within the Hilton chain so as to reach or maintain elite status in the Honors program, and it's even more important to travelers who pay a substantial extra sum for "executive level" rooms. And it makes no sense at all to think that travelers would care more about having access to an executive lounge Monday through Thursday than they would Friday through Sunday. In this case it was a real shame, because the lounge -- which we saw through the locked glass door every time we walked from our room to the elevator -- looked beautiful and comfortable. (We did get coupons for breakfast in the restaurant in lieu of lounge access.)