Was within walking distance of both Cracker Barrell and Burger King, which was nice. Some front desk staff went above and beyond to be helpful when I was unable to access the Wi-Fi and also needed directions. Was not able to access the Wi-Fi even after getting assistance from the manager as I have great security on my laptop and could not access "open" Wi-Fi". They really tried to help.
I liked the lay-out of the room having the king bed facing the window, but this also created one of my "dislikes". Because the AC vent position was not adjustable, when air was blowing, it hit me right in the face when I was in bed (not good).
Another negative was I asked the evening front desk person that checked me in to put me in a king room that was close to an end of a hall or at least in a quiet area as I needed rest after a recent surgery. He explained suites were at the end of the halls so he couldn't put me there, but he would put me on the quiet side. I was put on the second floor, 4 doors down from the elevator with a loud person above me and people on all sides. If that was a "quiet" area, I would hate to be in a loud area. Had to sleep in ear plugs at night (which I have to do in my apartment at home every night) needless to say, that part of my stay was not very enjoyable.
Also, the toilet was very low (a toddler level toilet, I call it), rather than the adult height, which makes it more difficult for us older people. Grab bar would have been nice, though handicapped not needed.