DealDetective
Oct 24, 09, 9:16 pm
This was my first stay at a Summerfield Suites, so I'm not sure if the Austin Arboretum property is typical. We were given a 2 double studio suite, which was somewhat similar to a Hyatt Place room in size, with the exception that there was a small kitchen in the area where Hyatt Place has a desk and mini-fridge/wetbar. I was impressed with how well equipped the little kitchen was. It had a 2 burner stove, dishwasher, microwave, apt-size refrigerator, sink, toaster, coffee maker, but no oven. The cabinets were fully stocked with pots and cooking utensils, dishes, glasses, and silverware. They also offer a grocery shoppping service if you need that. The living area had the L-shaped sofa like HP and a TV that swivels to view from either the sofa or the beds. The bathroom was small, but clean. I found the separate dressing area with an additional sink and full-length mirror nice. The beds were comfortable and the window shades let us sleep later than we realized.
The complimentary buffet breakfast included eggs, French toast, sausage, fresh fruit and juice, bagels, cereals and such. I liked the fact that it included hot items complimentary, but was disappointed with the presentation, using disposable plates, glasses and utensils. For the price, it provided a good value.
The complimentary buffet breakfast included eggs, French toast, sausage, fresh fruit and juice, bagels, cereals and such. I liked the fact that it included hot items complimentary, but was disappointed with the presentation, using disposable plates, glasses and utensils. For the price, it provided a good value.