Needs a gut job
Most airport hotels take a beating with a high turnover rate and mostly short term guests, but this hotel may be one of the worst I have been in. The only good thing I can say about it is that there were no bugs of any sort.
I had to try 3 different rooms to get one that I could stay in. The first, the door would not latch at all so anyone could have pushed it open and come right in. I could have deadbolted it but what about when I was out of the room? The second room was down near the pool and smelled of chlorine and humidity. I was willing to overlook this but when I turned on the air conditioner, it shut off after running about 3 minutes. The third room's AC unit front panel (where you change the filters) would not stay closed, but I could overlook this minor issue. The maid fixed it by jamming a piece of paper in there.
All 3 rooms wer in need of remodeling. Stains on the walls, stains on the furniture, broken or extremely wobbly table legs, threadbare sofas, mold in the bathrooms. To make matters worse, I had to stay here for about a week. To add insult to injury the hotel jacked up the rate to $291 a night due to events going on in the area and the scarcity of hotel rooms. $291 a night is a New York City hotel rate at a decnt place, not Chrlotte, NC. I did check the rates the week after and they were much more in line with what I would have expected, around $129 to $149.
Even at those lower prices there are much nicer hotels at a better value. I would avod this proprty at all costs.