Spacious room with a large comfy bed and a nice couch to relax on. The room was in decent shape, had a vending machine, and had everything I needed. 🛋️

The room was huge and quiet, in alright condition. We loved having access to wake-up service. - the food we tried was good with plenty of meals to choose from. - Had a really great stay for a vacation.

The location here was fantastic, just a short 5-minute walk from a public university making it perfect for our stay.

Really great experience there. Fairly clean hotel with polite staff and a great value. Location - ideal, close to restaurants and local attractions. Also, close to everything: )

The breakfasts are good with a honey bun and also squeeze GoGurt. The location is convenient, 10 minutes' walk to Town Park. The hotel is in the very quiet zone.

Fine for the amount of time there.

The staff were very helpful and frendly, the rooms were big and clean, the bed really comfortable.

There was nothing to dislike

The staff here were incredibly helpful and excellent, plus they offer a good breakfast with a honey bun and GoGurt squeeze.

The suite was very nice and the pool was exceptionally clean. We had a wonderful night away.

No eggs to be fluffy. Room size was very nice, friendly staff, clean but dated.

No elevator, little hall smell as aged/old.

The room was in good condition and quiet, the staff were very friendly, and the service was excellent.

The cleanliness and size of the room.

The round about way it took us to get to the Baymont, no scenery.

The room was very acommodating and large.

Air went out in room. Manager booked us for another hotel since there were no more vacancies. Grateful

Big and huge rooms with exceptionally comfortable beds

Excellent breakfast with a honey bun and squeeze GoGurt. Courteous staff. Great choice for the weekend

The staff running the breakfast area was very rude and abrupt when it came time to stop serving. Although the area was busy and people were still trying to make waffles, the staff was loud in saying are you finished yet? It's time to stop serving, then she and the front desk clerk literally swooped in and started removing every single morsel of food after announcing "last call". My daughter remarked it was like we were in a bar that was running under a cut off time. Is this normal protocol? I've never been in a hotel where it was so evidently apparent that either they wanted to go home or maybe the cost of goods were an issue .