Rooms, amenities, and the indoor pool
Standard rooms come in king and double-queen configurations, with all rooms equipped with the usual mid-range hotel package: a flat-screen television, a small refrigerator and microwave, a Keurig-style single-cup coffee maker, an in-room safe, and a small work desk. Bathrooms are larger than entry-level Best Western category — full bathtub with shower combination, granite-look countertops, mid-range toiletries from a brand-name supplier. The bedding is the Plus-tier upgrade — heavier comforters and pillow-top mattresses rather than the lighter standard-tier package.
The indoor swimming pool is the hotel's primary amenity differentiator and is heated and open year-round. The pool deck is modest in size — perhaps 25 by 40 feet — but adequate for a family swim or a quick lap workout. A separate hot tub adjoins the pool. Pool hours are typically 6am to 11pm; the area is closed late evenings for daily maintenance. The fitness center is a small two-room facility with a treadmill, an elliptical, a stationary bike, and a small free-weight station — adequate for a maintenance workout but not a destination for serious gym users.
The free hot breakfast is one of the genuine value items at the Plus tier. Breakfast service runs 6am to 10am with a hot buffet that typically includes scrambled eggs, breakfast meats (sausage and bacon rotating daily), waffles made fresh on the breakfast-room waffle iron, cold cereal selections, fresh fruit, yogurt, pastries, juices, and coffee. The breakfast is included with every room rate at no additional charge and is one of the strongest practical reasons to book the Plus tier over an entry-level alternative.