The hotel overall is beautiful. My only con is, no ice bucket, no ice machine, no extra pillows in the room. The room has a half kitchen with no utensils, and barely any amenities in the room such as lotion, soap, and shampoo. At night the lobby looks like a ghost town, it's extremely dark. As a Police Officer, it bothers me. I saw a guy sitting on the couch on his phone. If he wasn't it would've been hard to notice him. I used to be security, accounts payable, front desk supervisor, and human resources at Marriott. Our lobby never went dark and there was someone available for late travelers. I hate to say this but I'd stay next door at Tru because it felt more welcoming.

This could be a good or even great hotel. But the small nuisances added up to a big disappointment. The satellite TV froze and went blank every 4 or 5 minutes. There were no hand towels available for the rooms. No towel bar by the sink, so you have to wash your hands and then run across the bathroom to dry them. The towel bars for the bathtub are around the corner from the tub -- almost impossible for a disabled person to reach. The bathroom by the 1st floor exercise room is locked and only available to staff, meaning you have to return to your room if you need a potty break while exercising. There is no bridge between Woodspring and the nearby strip of restaurants, so you have to either trek cross-country over a ditch or take a long, long walk to get to any but the adjacent deli. Rooms don't have a coffeepot. As I said, it could be good, but it's not there yet.

Really good hotel, actually stay there a couple times a year. And at a great price too