The Inn at 515 15th

There was a ceiling fan, but I couldn't figure out how to turn it on. There was no way to adjust the room temperature. I could open the windows but they didn't have screens and since it was at ground level I didn't feel comfortable leaving windows open throughout the night. There was a tower fan in the room, but it was still a little warm even while using that.

Missed the info that there is a small parking lot on property. I'll know for next time.

Very modest room size and no one at the property to answer questions.

The staff was very unhelpful. I reached out to request a receipt after my stay, and it took multiple follow up messages before I received it.

The main room light we could not adjust to preferable lighting. Called staff and did not answer nor reply/call back. Not clear where amenities where located/ lack of direction of amenities.

Solo una cosa un refrigerator todo lo demas muy bien

People walking right past our windows.

Cleanliness was not up to par. Many stains on comforter/ pillows that needed to be treated before a bed was made with them. Lots of hair left behind in the shower. I submitted photos to the text line for the front desk. There was also multiple pieces of plastic around the/ underneath the bed. And lots of dust on the nightstands, etc…. I work as a housekeeper for a high end company and there was some basic cleaning necessities that needed to happen in this room and did not unfortunately.

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Really disappointing. Felt like sleeping in a doctors office. Cold, sterile. Not minimalist design, but simply lack of any warmth or design sense at all.

Zero staff felt like cutting corners to save money, just like the lack of a shower curtain in the bathroom. The room layout was poor, lacked anywhere to sit, and the lamp wouldn’t even turn off without unplugging it. Even the TV was in an awkward place. A few cups in the room to drink water would be the simplest of additions, instead of the friction of taking my phone (to remember the door code), and going to the kitchen to find a disposable cup.

Even the windows were high like basement half-windows, and looked out onto the sidewalk. You have to keep the blinds closed or people can watch you sleep or shower. If you crack the windows even a little, it would be a security issue, as someone could easily force them open. The doors are all metal, with one of those industrial door closers at the top, which also added to the industrial/doctors office feel.

Maybe a doctor would feel at home in what clearly felt like a doctors office, but no one else would. Even if you are super introverted, and would like the staff-free hotel, I’m sure you’d hate to call someone awkwardly on a phone to sort out any issues. And don’t forget your phone in your room, or you’ll loose the code and get locked out of the building without any way to get help!

What qualifies them to list this as a four star hotel is beyond me. I have never felt like someone was using me to make money as much as this hotel. Really disappointed.

No staff, small rooms and load outside

Wide gaps under the door, sound traveled directly in from the hallway. Also no way to open the curtains halfway due to privacy (top-down blinds would be better).