The room is far too small for a king bed. There is not enough room to walk around the desklet chair and the bed. And, the bed sits on a platform that has protruding sharp corners which clipped my shins every time I walked around it -- particularly at night.
Everything looks like it was designed by a bunch of 24 year old new employees to Hilton. No closet? Just pegs and three hangers? The room looks sloppy all of the time.
And, at 9 pm, after 12 hours of driving that day, the damn TV burst to life unexpectedly, woke me up and said "Welcome William!" Who's dumb idea was that?
Everything was clean and new, but it was so gratuitously Gen Z that I decided to never return. I like most Hilton brands, but for now, Tru is dead to me. Back to the stability and good engineering of Hampton Inn.
Unfortunately, since the building has hard walls on the too-too small rooms, it will need to be torn down when this brand fails.