Great location, close to Pancake Pantry which was most important thing for me. Room smelled great and looked like they had just been renovated. The bathroom was very large and had a nice large vanity area. The balcony looking out on stream was large and had a nice view, too bad the stream was so low when I stayed. The breakfast was OK, oatmeal was best part and they should have a waffle maker, otherwise standard fare that doesn't taste great. We stayed in tower rooms - what a strange set up took awhile to get used to it - imagine a building that 2/3 consists of hotel rooms, and 1/3 is a parking garage - I guess since it's built into a hill it can be done, but it is odd. You park in a garage, open the garage parking lot door in front of your car, and are then in a hotel interior hall taking you to your room. Sounds great, but the parking is tight and one night no parking near our door, had to go in reverse and luckily found ONE parking space left in the garage much further away - if never found that parking space you would have had to go in reverse the entire length of the garage. They should limit who can park in which garage since the garages are so narrow that you can't turn around at all if they are full. Also noticed in regular parking lot for other buildings that the property blocks off a lot of parking spaces - didn't see why they did that either - but they roped off areas or put cones down limiting parking for guests.
The room needs a tv guide to know what channels are what and something giving info for hotel too - and it does have a refrigerator but no microwave. It's a bit of a walk to lobby - not something you'd want to do at night to simply heat up food. The mattress was great but the bed was VERY high - VERY. Not sure if an elderly person or handicapped person could do it at all. The staff was very nice and helpful. Keep in mind the shorter buildings have NO elevator also, so the garage parking/tower combo might be necessary for elderly/handicapped too unless you get 1st floor.