Grim
The lobby and the facade of this hotel don't look bad at all, but our room was grim. It reminded me of the dorm room at my under-funded state university. Yet at least the sheets on the bed in my dorm room actually fit and the comforter or duvet was not designed for a much smaller bed. For that matter, the dorm room's heat source did not blow hot air on my head as I slept. The heater in my room at this hotel was right by the bed. 
I wouldn't say that my hotel room was dirty, but the furniture was cheap and old, and the bathroom was shabby. I just love stepping into a shower and placing my feet on some grungy non-slip matting. The shower curtain rings were too small for the rod, so I couldn't actually close the curtain. The depressing yellow walls throughout the room were banged up as well.
I like old hotels. I get that the rooms might be small and the bathrooms quirky. I've stayed at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel, which is also an older hotel. Yet my room at the Park Plaza was a palace compared to this depressing little hole. 
We couldn't wait to leave and noticed that no one at the front desk asked us if we had enjoyed our stay. Why ask a question when you already know the answer?