This place looked like a third world abortion clinic:
Any positive reviews on this hotel are fake.
The floor had crumbs and hair on it.
The pillow had pubic hair on it. 
The outlets and light switch panels where smudged.
Curtains had crusties on them. 
The walls looked like they had sees a few first-grader booger fights. 
The headboard had suspicious white crust. 
The lampshade had smudges on it. 
The couch and curtains had crusties on them. 
There was food and hair under the bed. 
The doors had smudges on them. 
The showerhead was one of those crappy massage showerheads, and it was stuck on a massage setting. 
The connection of the showerhead leaked and sprayed water to the side. 
There was an incessant humming in the room. 
The rooms were dark.
The molding was broken. 
The plastic rings around the elevator buttons were broken. 
The floors were grimy. 
The outlets were so old and loose that my Mac charger would fall out. 
The one soda machine was out of water and more than half of the other beverages, and it had a piece of paper taped to it saying that beverages cost $2. 
There was no fitness room as advertised, instead it looks like they were using the room to store mattresses--a possible sign that they are dealing with bed bugs. 
The tile was broken. 
The tinting on the widows was torn and partially missing. 
There was no carpet in the downstairs hallway. 
The ‘business center’ was two crappy mismatching chairs, a few brochures, and a hanging power strip. 
Also, the one person working there sent me to an occupied room where another lodger was watching TV. 
I slept on top of the sheets with the lights on in hopes of keeping away bed bugs. 
This place is currently rated as a 2.5-star hotel and costs a typical $110 - $140, but that is not even close to an accurate star rating. 
Unless you are looking for an inexpensive place to kill yourself, do not stay here.