The "pet friendly" rooms are so filthy that I grabbed my dog before he got all the way in. I din't want him to catch anything from the floor. A piece of advice-you need to watch the papers the manager has you sign when registering and make sure you bring a camera to take pictures of your room. Speaking from experience I almost got taken for $200 disguised as a deposit. Smoking near doorways or windows is cause for management to keep this deposit. Dog hairs in a "pet friendly" room, on your comforter is cause. Thank goodness I wised up and requested a refund quickly after seeing my room. And this too was a nightmare-trying to get my money refunded to my credit card. Something I was told would be instantly credited took almost two weeks and repeated requests to the management to take care of the issue. The manager is smiling at your face while trying to swindle you.