Shabby, dirty hotel, firmly set in the 1960's
From the moment one walks into the shabby lobby and is greeted by the none-too-friendly Front Desk associates, the sense of impending doom is palpable.
There are no surprises, just affirmation of those original thoughts when staying in a room.
Clearly, this is the Radisson that both time and head office forgot.
Threadbare sheets, graying/off white towels, blood stains on the bathroom floor. Orange 1960's carpeting with a biology labs worth of germs and stains on it.
Thin walls, make it virtually impossible to sleep, in fact, it almost becomes stalking, when, it is apparent that every word can be heard from a conversation in the adjoining room.
Bathroom is something out of the Smithsonian, and as other reviewers have commented upon, dirty.
There is absolutely nothing to recommend this property. If you have to spend a night at an airport hotel, and the other options are sold out, the terminal would be a more preferable choice.