Just a bit sketchy...
First of all, people need to be aware that this hotel is NOT in a good part of town. There were bars on the windows and razor-wired fencing on the shops all around this hotel, and there were some really creepy people walking around the area. Unfortunately, by the time we got there it was already past 6 pm and it was too late to cancel our reservations without being charged. We actually got up a couple of times during the night just to make sure our car was still there and not broken into. 
We did like the fact that they had cookies available at check-in, and the gentleman working the counter was polite. Our room was OK, nothing fancy, but it was at least clean. The breakfast, however, was a completely different story....
We've been Priority Club members for close to 25 years and have been to many Holiday Inn locations across the U.S. This breakfast was by far the worst we've ever encountered. Where to begin.... we got there early in the breakfast period and it was not busy at all. However, the refrigerator, which would normally be full of eggs, yogurt, and drink cartons was practically empty (see picture). There was ONE biscuit available for biscuits & gravy, and the gravy was cold. The warmer above the bacon and omelettes was apparently not working, because the bacon was ice cold (actually colder than the orange juice, interestingly enough) also. The omelettes were cold and stale, as the cheese was not even melted inside the omelette (see other picture). The orange and apple juices were watery and undrinkable. The bagels were stale and the cream cheese was warm with a yellowish liquid around the inside perimeter of the container....apparently they didn't read the label that said "keep refrigerated". The Cheerios were stale and tasted like they had been in the container for a few too many months. In addition, there was a poster that said "Hot Pancakes Daily" and....there were no pancakes. Bad, bad, bad breakfast (the only good thing was the pre-made cinnamon rolls).
And whatever happened to getting a USA Today newspaper? We never received one, and when we asked, they told us that they were out of them. Which was surprising, because the hotel did not seem that busy. 
This hotel was WAY overpriced for the room and services received. I've noticed that the management of this hotel likes to read these reviews, comment on them, and apologize for shortcomings. I would think after so many poor reviews that the management would make the necessary changes rather than simply apologizing and then staying with the status quo. After all, actions speak louder than words.