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Shuttle not running as early as we needed. Desk staff took us for a small fee

This hotel could use a facelift. Bed was comfy and room was cleaned as well as it could be, but a laminate-like floor and unadorned room wasn't great. There was no sitting chair in the room, which was an issue because the desk chair was a super-basic office chair (mine was broken, but staff was very courteous about replacing it) that provided no support and is not meant for a day's work. Important note: Hotels.com listing says "airport shuttle," but it's for PIE only, not TPA, and the night I arrived they had no driver. It's a $32-40 Uber ride.

Clean room. Friendly staff

What kitchen

Unusable WiFi because it so slow. This is 2026, not 2010. The mattresses are decent, but the box springs sound like their coils were made during the Victorian era. There is an off and on again pipe knocking sound that radiates from the fan in the shower area. I assumed this is from hot water in pipes going to other rooms, but it’s loud and super annoying when trying to sleep. This went on all night so maybe it’s not hot water pipes. TV interface and remote control are galactically stupid. Wasn’t even worth the effort. Walls are paper thin. If someone has kids within two rooms of you, you’ll hear them. And now, after one night, my wife and I know exactly how Tracy in room 223 feels about her whole family after talking with her sister for two hours. The LED bulbs in every socket are an awful blazing blue/white. You’ll feel like a lab experiment. The shower (no tub) is very slick in the middle and a safety hazard. Sink is outside the toilet/shower area so one has to handle the door before washing hands. The rooms are not carpeted. They’re fake plastic hardwood, cold to walk on, slick while wearing socks, “pop” in areas where they’re not flush to subfloor and makes for an echoey room. Hotel is next to the airport. But even that noise wasn’t as annoying as Tracy’s mouth through the wall. The front desk staff was fast and friendly. A+ to them. The breakfast buffet was well stocked. But those were the only positives. I’m never staying at a Sleep Inn again.

Hotel was open during renovations. We were not aware ahead of time or we would not have booked. We had to put up with noise, paint smell and wet walls, plaster and tile dust, disruptions of walkways and construction dirt in elevators and common areas. We are longtime IHG members. We were not greeted as such and our specs when booking (higher floor extra pillows) was not even acknowledged. We were given a room on the first floor steps away from the outside door where contractors were going in and out. The room itself had a bathroom with rust in tub and on walls and dirt closet trim. The 2nd night we entered room to find a gecko running around the ceiling, We called the desk and Jake came and tried to capture it but instead in ran under the bed! We would not stay and sleep with it running around. Jake was the best. He moved us to a 4th floor room and got a rollaway for our grandson bc that room only had one bed. The breakfast area had the new coffee system. People who did not know how to use it, spill coffee all over and it stayed there not cleaned up for quite a while. Tables were sticky and not wiped. Aside from the stellar attention given to us by Jake during his shift, stay was very disappointing! Despite leaving a tip for housekeeping and not being pigs we had to seek out and ask for our room to be done. I believe this hotel needs organizing and management as staff was gathered in empty room while we were searching for towels and to get room done. Not 1st stay,but last!