Federal City Inn & Suites

The staff was great, but the room was very outdated and had a strange smell tub looks as if was painted and starting to peel there was dust on the lamp shades rust on the walls and towels were old dingy looking I ended up leaving

Great hotel with quiet location and clean rooms. A lot better than many franchise brands. Reasonable price as well.

We were visiting for New Years and the Sugar Bowl. It was a decent location away from the crowds. It is an older establishment so the walls were thin, but for the money it was a decent place to stay. The front desk staff was always friendly

Poor attitudes

This hotel was a major disappointment. From the staff's unprofessional attitudes to the filthy condition of the room, the experience fell far below expectations. The carpet was so dirty that after walking around the room in white socks, they were nearly black by the time I took them off before bed. The kitchen was also a mess and clearly had not been cleaned properly. To make matters worse, the room looked nothing like the photos advertised online. The images were misleading and did not accurately reflect the actual condition of the accommodations. Unfortunately, by the time we realized how poor the room was, it was too late to book another hotel. Overall, this was a very disappointing stay, and I would not recommend this property.

Bradley and Brittany at front desk were very courteous. Overall, the hotel is outdated and need remodeling. A huge negative! NO elevator and I have to wait for room on the first floor.

I misunderstood the quality of hotel. It’s not good. There’s some rust on things on the room, the air conditioning vent is not clean. The bathroom fan was dusty. A lamp or two was out. There’s a bit of humidity or mustiness especially in the lobby. Everything was clean though and it wasn’t the worst. However, if you can spend a bit more, stay somewhere else. It’s also in a low income area.

This hotel used to be military billeting. If you've ever stayed in military billeting it is quite obvious. Unlike military billeting there doesn't seem to be a staff dedicated to keeping everything in relatively perfect functionality and form. Even though hot water came from the faucet in the sink, it did not come to the shower. The shower wasn't freezing, but it never actually got hot. A towel rack had one support connection to the wall resting in a small hole. I'm sure both of these conditions may not be the case in every room. Other than those two things, everything was great.