Nice sized suite with full kitchen and washer/dryer in room, but after that, it's basically an average hotel room.
My first room had mold in the shower and bathroom sinks that did not drain. After a move to a new room (I suspect because it would take too long to deal with the issues), general condition was much better, although the front door failed to latch unless you put all your weight into closing it.
But, the rooms are frustratingly just not quite as good as they could be. Examples include icemakers that are turned off when the room is cleaned in between guests, and then only make enough ice for one drink every 4 hours, cheap serrated knives that rip everything you try to cut and store food in the serrations even after a dishwashing run, a stove that has almost enough utensils to use it (no pancake turner, pizza cutter, or any large pan for the oven), shower and tub with no place to hang towels to grab when you get out, a serious lack of overall towel hanging space for the possible maximum occupancy of the room (there is enough closet and drawer space for clothes for 6 people), and TVs with 70 channels and no guide to what channel is what, much less what is on.
