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"everything was clean, staff was helpful and friendly. Room was fine"

"We are returning customers to this property. We love the location and reliability of cleanliness and cheery service."

"Clean hotel with clean rooms. Good buffet. Friendly staff at the front desk."

"Good location, clean, great breakfast "

"Was quiet and I like the pool it was in the heat. I really enjoyed myself. They were nice and good manners"

"The room was very clean and updated and had a specific device attached to a table near the tv for charging usb devices. The alarm clock on the nightstand had a usb socket on the back. The place was clean. I left a $10 tip it was so clean. Unthinkingly, I’ve never tipped the maids before now. I woke before breakfast with an email or text about my stay was ending, did I want to extend it. This was outrageous! I stopped for the night during my travels and the website woke me up from Very Comfy and Very Precious sleep to choose my departure time. Why shouldn’t departure times be- 1: standardized at 10am 2: displayed at every check in counter in 144pica sized type with the words, “Warning: This Hotel May Use Your Phone Or Email or Both to wake you up before checkout time. Please state your preferred departure time and haggle with the website as to the costs for overstaying or Refunds for UnderStaying or let’s be honest- we offer hourly rates.” Whoever at Wyndham invented the idea of waking people with a text should be removed from their position of influence and be sent to a hotel in Kamchatka near a rumbling but harmless volcano in a village that has an extremely loud “hey the volcano is rumbling alarm - we just wanted to let you to know”, which automatically wakes everyone in the village and several villages away several times an hour because the alarm broadcasts from atop the volcano. Please undo this immediately or my comedy act will feature this story I WILL check "