Stayed at the Springhill for two nights. Small problem when checking in, the room was under maintenance so the front desk had to re-assign a new room to us. The problem was taken care of quickly. Only complaint about the room was some mold in the tub/shower. It was nice to have a fridge, microwave and coffee pot. The pool and hot tub look a little old, but were still enjoyable. Enjoyed the fresh baked cookies at 4 pm and the wonderful breakfast with eggs, sausage, waffles, bagels, muffins, cereal, fruit. The hotel is located directly across the street from St. Mary's Hospital. Walking distance to some small grocery stores, restaurants and coffee shops. All in all a pleasant stay.

I needed a full bedroom for my son and I, since I didn't want to have to sit in the hall while he took naps, etc. I should have known when the website said "private bedroom area" that it wasn't a real bedroom. I'm not sure what's private about a bedroom with no door or wall. Anyway, I called around all of the "suite" hotels, many of which did not actually have a real bedroom, and ended up checking into the Staybridge suites instead. That being said, SpringHill seemed clean, and the sheets were good quality. But the "kitchenette" was a microwave and tiny fridge, and the rooms were quite small. If you are planninng on any kind of extended stay (we were there for 4 nights), I would look elswhere. Staybridge was great - see my review there.

This SpringHill Suites was in excellent condition, I believe it had just been remodeled. We stayed their twice and the rooms were very clean, and everything was in like new condition.

One time at the front desk the clerk seemed to be too busy talking on the phone then to help us. I submitted feedback on this and the General Manager gave us some Marriott Rewards points for the inconvenience.

They offer free high speed internet, and a hot breakfast in the morning.

This hotel meets Marriott's high standards of quality and I would definitley stay their again.

When I called to make reservations I was assured by a very pleasant lady we would be able to get into a room as soon as one was available because our plane was coming in early and I was a heart patient at St Mary's. We sat in the lobby 4 hours. The man would not even check with the cleaning ladies if one was available. Every time we asked he would ask our name again. Finally at 3 p.m. my husband demanded a room and the clerk checked to see if one was ready. The next day I had to ask for toilet paper from the clerk while people were eating breakfast.