No privacy, strange policies
I stayed at this place because it was the cheapest I found in the area, but as with everything, you get what you pay for. This place combines the worst of apartment living with the worst of staying in a hotel.
Strange feature #1 - You have to give a business day's notice to check out, else they keep your $50 deposit. They tell you this at sign-in, but after driving 19 hours I was tired and barely awake. There is no apparent reason for this other than to screw people out of extra money. Fortunately, I noticed the policy the day before I checked out.
Strange feature #2 - There is ZERO privacy. They will barge into your room whenever they feel like it. Fortunately, there is a security latch on the door, allowing it to only open a few inches, but if you have a room with the bed next to the door like I did, make sure you're ALWAYS "decent" when in bed or you may be in for a surprise. I stayed there a week and had someone identified as "maintenance" barge in on me one morning, with no notice or given reason. I then had someone identify themselves as "front desk". They at least gave a warning knock before they barged in in order to give hand a notice that the air conditioner would be serviced the week after I would already be checked out (thanks, good to know!).
Strange feature #3 - Once per week, housekeeping comes by your room. They will tell you the day, but this person will show up at a random time and you are NOT allowed in the room while she is there. On my day, I woke up early to make sure I was "decent" in anticipation for them showing up. They didn't show up that morning, so I thought perhaps they weren't going to. Instead, she came right in the middle of an afternoon nap, so I was shaken out of bed and hastily booted out the door. I walked around Wal-Mart until I was allowed back in to finish my nap. Again, no privacy.
Strange feature #4 - When checking out, I was told that I needed to clean the room and make sure the there was no trash in the trash bins. Huh? I've never done that before in a hotel - I've always had housekeeping do it when I leave. I'm from out of town, so I had no cleaning supplies or vacuum, so there wasn't a whole lot I could do. I just picked up visible particles off the floor, made the bed, rubbed smudges off the appliances, and emptied the trash into the dumpster in the back. So to be clear, they will barge in at a random time of cleaning day to make your bed and empty your trash, but when you move out, this is all your responsibility as housekeeping apparently doesn't do anything between occupants.
"Hi Speed Internet" - Although advertised as a feature, the speed of the connection was so bad it was often unusable. Fortunately, I had my cell phone to tether to, but that's not ideal as I have data limits.
While staying in this place, I just wanted to put a sign on the door that said, "DO NOT DISTURB. EVER!"