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"We chose this hotel due to its proximity to the stadium and aquarium. Unfortunately, after our stay here we felt we paid way too much for what we received. The cost when we booked was $275 for a night. There was a few issues I should note. The first, the elevator was out so a staff member had to ride it down first before you could go up. The second, our room was REALLY hot and we turned the thermostat down but it wouldn’t cool off. We had to open a window and at 2am, there was a very loud beeping that sounded like a truck backing up. This noise went on and off until 8am but because our room was so hot, he had to keep the window open. We were also in a weird corner room with a very ugly view of the HVAC systems where you can constantly hear the drone of it outside. If you end up staying here, make sure you’re not on this side of the hotel. We will not be staying here again. "

"No hot tube and yes enough gym equipment "

"It would’ve been nice if breakfast would last till ten. Got in on delayed flights, getting up to make it before 9, was not going to happen."

"Safe box was unusable and never fixed during my stay. Breakfast was limited; microwavable sandwiches only. Staff was friendly and helpful. Spacious room."

"I booked 2 queen bed and what I got was 1 bed and their reasoning was we are oversold. I called Expedia but as usual no help what soever."

"Friendly staff, spotless and very comfortable room. Ideal location. "

"The hotel met all my hopes and expectations. It was a little expensive but was perhaps the best value within the price range."

"It was a great stay and I will be back there in the future! "

"We've been staying at the Harbor Court for over thirty years, whenever we're back visiting. While I still think it's a great place, I'd say that the price is a bit higher than is justified by an interior that hasn't really been significantly updated since the 1990s. The staff was always helpful and friendly. At least when you spoke to them in person. They also use a texting process that doesn't actually seem to work, other than to get you signed up for their loyalty program. I never got an answer the several times I posed questions over text. I'll say that I got an "upgrade" e-mail that indicated I could pay a little more for a larger room on the 6th floor. That upgrade was available when I checked in, but it was on the third floor and had fewer windows. I brought it to the staff's attention immediately, but I never really got a resolution, other than that they agreed to knock a little bit of the upgrade charge off. I wouldn't have "upgraded" had they not falsely stated what the upgrade would be, so that was disappointing."