Management should be proud of staff
We stayed here in June after a storm knocked out our power (along with about another half million people) during an excessive heat wave. Staying in our homes was not an option. Hotel rooms were tough to come by, and after calling around to see who had power, the Sleep Inn came through. Certainly, the room was not spectacular, but clean and comfortable. There was plenty to eat at the free breakfast, which I appreciated since I lost hundreds of dollars in food from my own fridge and freezer. Most of all, I have to compliment the staff, who handled a huge influx of hot, impatient, frazzled people all at once, and did so professionally and gracefully. Too bad The Rose is closed, that would have been a nice dining option for dinner.