South Side Hotels with Internet

"A beautiful hotel with great views. The staff was attentive and everything was very clean. Great stay and convenient location. "

"The walls were paper thin and the valet workers got in a physical altercation moments after taking my car"

"Horrible staff. Horrible restaurant. Dirty and groce. . If you don’t want liberal aholes giving you bs don’t stay here!!! "

"Great staff! Super helpful and room was super clean and comfortable."

"This was a nice stay. We were only there one night, everything met our expectations."

"The breakfast buffet was really a good surprise. Omelet station,made to order. The room was nice. Checked in aroubd 11 pm on a Friday night. The lobby was packed, the parking lot packed, weed being smoked right outside the lobby door. Bathroom sink drained slowly and the door handle came off on the inside. Worst though was having to wait over an hour to get 2 towels, even after calling housekeeping 3 times and being told to give them a few more seconds. No apology, no sense of serving those still at the hotel on Sunday after many, many people checked out. "

"There was no shower curtain and not even water bottle available in the room "

"Best location for hockey games "

"The bad- Furniture could definitely use a refresh. Everything is a bit worn down and threadbare. We were assigned room 216 when we checked in. We walked into the room and were immediately smacked in the face with the smell of BO. Apparently, that’s just what the rooms smells like as the second room we were assigned also smelled, though not as badly. The kitchenettes are terribly stocked (no plates, but bowls. No forks, but spoons.) the beds are not comfortable. The usb charger by the bed did not work. The good- the location is very convenient to walk the strip or downtown. The breakfast was actually really good. Never saw the bar open in our two nights there, which is disappointing in such a quiet neighborhood where everything closes early. At least you could grab a beer to take to your room at the little convenience market in the lobby. "