The hotel is, in general, handsome, and quite well managed and maintained. Parking proved to be easy, as it is away from the center and on a wide street in a slightly seedy area. The welcome by the lovely manager was professional and cordial. Nonetheless, I was quite displeased to learn that I had received an inferior, smaller room next to the elevator in exchange for the apparently deeply discounted rate I had obtained on Expedia. When I asked the manager if another room were available, she readily showed me another that was indeed better, but also obviously smaller and less desirable than most, as its windows faced the little smoking patio next to rear exit. I took it, and my stay was just fine. Although my room was quite stuffy on arrival, I was able to open the windows for fresh air, as, fortunately, no one was smoking out there. The room was clean. The bed was comfortable. For the two-star rste I paid, I got a two-star room in an otherwise 3-3.5 star hotel. The management woukd say I got what I paid for. I would say I was the victim of deceptive trade practices, induced to reserve the room by the appearance that I was getting a three-star room for a two-star price. I am a highly experienced traveler who almost never pays anything more than a bargain rate. This time, I was fooled.