What a weird hotel.
This place looks like they hired an architect who usually designs waste water plants. It's two round towers that look out over a dying mall and an abandoned Cracker Barrel scenic.
There's no landscape to see from your tower, just the ugly roof of the middle flat part of the building, and all of the other rooms in the other tower that you can see directly into. But don't worry, you won't have your curtains open anyway since the sun beats directly in and bakes the room to a million degrees and easily overwhelms the gasping outdated AC unit.
The awkward round hallways, small elevators, and wedge-shaped rooms mean it's difficult to get your suitcases lugged up and in. But don't worry, you'll have plenty of time to fuss with them as the elevators are barely functional and the room key sensors often don't work on the first try.
When you do get into the rooms, you won't want to stay as they're filthy. Someone had very clearly been sick all over ours at some point before us. A cursory wipe down had been accomplished but there were still drips all down the walls and cabinetry. I'm not very worried, though, as it had clearly been long enough between their stay and ours that the shower curtain was able to grow a healthy mold colony. I don't want to talk about the floors. I've already scheduled a hepatitis screening.
The redeeming part of our stay was the people. They were so clearly over worked and still friendly and helpful. Do better, management.