Gervais Street Hotel, Columbia

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The room we first got had outdated furniture, a broken wardrobe door, and a musty smell but after requesting a change, we were given a much better room on the fourth floor. The hotel's location was convenient for our needs, close to where we needed to be. However, the dining options were limited, with only coffee available for a charge, and the pricing seemed a bit high for what was offered.

My stay at the hotel was a bit of a mixed bag. The location was convenient, close to downtown and USC, but the rooms were disappointing with a musty smell and old furnishings. The service, however, was top-notch and very nice. The dining options were limited with overpriced coffee and stale bread. Overall, a decent stay with room for improvement.

The hotel had some issues that made my stay less enjoyable. The rooms were in poor condition, with broken amenities and a lack of basic essentials. The staff was not very helpful and the overall atmosphere was not inviting. However, the location was convenient for my needs.

The hotel served its purpose with some drawbacks, including a room that didn't meet expectations, but still had some essential amenities. The service was very helpful despite some initial issues. The location was convenient for exploring downtown but had some shabbiness. The dining experience was below par, with limited options and an additional charge. Facilities met basic needs.

The hotel had a convenient location close to my job site, but felt too old for my taste. The service was friendly and accommodating, even though they couldn't find my reservation at first. The dining options were limited, with only coffee available for an extra charge. However, the spacious room and over-the-top nice service made the stay enjoyable.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The rooms were very loud, keeping me up all night, but they did come with a microwave and refrigerator as advertised. The hotel itself was brightly lit, which was a little overwhelming at night, but I appreciated having the amenities listed, like the microwave.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The location was fantastic, near the USC campus, making it perfect for visiting the area. However, the room was a letdown, being dirty and smelling bad, which affected my schedule. The service was friendly, but the constant knocking was annoying. Dining was limited to just coffee and overpriced at $5.95, though the bread was decent. Facilities were average.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The location was excellent for my visit to USC, but there were some issues with the room and service. The dining options left much to be desired, but the facilities were adequate.

The hotel is conveniently located in downtown, close to USC, with free parking, making it conducive to my needs. However, the rooms had a lingering smell of cigarettes and were slightly damp from recent carpet cleaning. The service, although a bit disorganized with unexpected room allocations and an annoying knocking incident, still offered a fair price. The dining options were limited and overpriced, with stale bread on the menu. Overall, a mix of positives and negatives worth considering for a stay.

The hotel room I stayed in felt like a trip back to the 1950s with outdated furniture and broken amenities. However, I was moved to a new room to address these issues. The service was pleasant despite some confusion with my reservation. The location was convenient for my meeting, but some areas were under renovation. The dining options were limited, mainly consisting of coffee and stale bread at an extra cost. Overall, the stay was average with room for improvement.