Watch out for scams
We needed a hotel close to the airport; neighborhood is seedy. The front desk did not give us a AAA discount because we got "the last room". With taxes cost was over $200. Carpet is heavily stained in hallways. Room itself wasn't bad, but bathroom was terribly worn, with peeling wallpaper, mold on the ceiling, loose tiles on floor. Shortly after we checked in we got a phone call asking for all our information because "the computer went down right after you checked in". Smelling a scam, we told them we'd come downstairs to take care of it, then were told "there are 12 people down here already" and "if you give us the information now you'll give 25% off your next stay". We went downstairs anyway, only to learn that rooms up and down this stretch of road got similar calls asking for personal and credit card information. The final problem was the hairdryer sparked and almost caught fire--it was burning--when we called the front desk they said they'd come up to give us a new one, but after waiting 30minutes we left to catch our flight. Staff are Middle Eastern and North African immigrants, perhaps their standard of service is different than ours. Next time I will research hotels close to the airport beforehand.