What the hotel lists
The hotel's description is short: two large queen-size beds plus the amenities that are standard in every guest room. That means the 42-inch TV with movie choices, pillow-top mattresses and duvets, climate control, a Keurig and kettle, an iron and board, a hair dryer, charging ports, a mini fridge with fresh creamers every day, a desk, opening windows, an LED fog-free mirror, Wi-Fi, a bottle of water and a cookie.
Who books it
- Two people sharing the drive. Separate beds end the argument about who snores.
- Families of three or four. Two queens without the cost of a suite, if the occupancy rule fits your party.
- Hockey, dance or school-team parents. The room most likely to be blocked for groups. Group bookings and recurring travel may qualify for a negotiated rate, according to the hotel; see meetings and groups.
Two Queen or Family Suite?
| Need | Two Queen | Family Suite |
|---|---|---|
| Two queen beds | Yes | Yes |
| Dining table and chairs | Not listed | Yes |
| Microwave and dishes | Not listed | Yes |
| Wet bar | Not listed | Yes |
| Mini fridge | Yes | Yes, in the mini kitchen |
If you plan to eat breakfast in the room, or are staying several nights with small children, the suite's kitchen corner changes the day. For a single night between two long drives, the Two Queen does the job.
Packages
The Concert Packages and the Senior package offer a King or Two Queen room. The 2026 Black Friday sale prices "Deluxe King or Two Queen" rooms for two date windows. The rates page lists what was published on 31 October 2026 and what each offer requires.
Ask the desk
Mention children's ages, a cot, or a preference for a lower floor. None of these is guaranteed, and the hotel does not publish a cot policy, but a request made in advance is easier to meet than one made at midnight.