Hotéis em Downtown Norfolk, Norfolk

Location Water views Price Rooms are noisy Parking is inconvenient Facility is dated

Location very uncomfortable, because of disturbing behevior of other guests and very poor noise isolation - you can heard every noise on a floor, ice and wending machine, even outside conversations on entrance.

Very clean, overall comfortable, except for super cold bar (A/C set very very strong) I disliked the cheapness of the place: sort of nickel and dime low-cost behaviour which I find offensive: no free parking for guests, had to pay $12 to park the car in a parking two blocs further or use a valet service for double the price. Wireless everywhere but costs money. Breakfast not included and quite expensive. Reception staff a bit distracted and despite a big reception desk, only one employee: had to queue to check in.

Location was directly across from the Scope The rooMy I was given should have been closed to the public. Holes in the wall, broken furniture, sleep number beds that didn't work, bugs crawled across the pillow, Reserved a king suite and got a room with 2 double beds. Could not sleep at all. Will never go back there again.

I've stayed at the Plaza twice now, and I wanted to give them a second try before commenting. The location and proximity to downtown Norfolk's nightlife are fantastic. The comfort level, however is quite terrible. Sleep number beds are only comfortable when a) they work, and b) they have some level of cushion between you and the air bag/frame. I have a temperpedic topper on my bed at home, and both times I stayed at the plaza I awoke with terrible body pains. I had trouble sleep as I had to keep changing positions. The AC was extremely loud, but it did the job.

It was available, every other hotel for 30 miles was booked. Oh, the room was clean and the people seemed nice enough. I couldn't tell which cement block contained "the garden", but there were many foreign odors that might have been organic. My favorite part was the elevator, which while layered in shiny chrome had this very East Berlin "NOW... I AM CLOSING!" tempo to its door. That sense of being in a old soviet asylum covered in new wallpaper and marble definitely describes the experience.