Rebranded as In Town Suites Orlando UCF, but it's still disgusting! This hotel is a dump. My first clue was that the front desk would not check me into my room until I went up to look at it, and they retained my driver's license. On the way to my second floor room, the hallways reeked of smoke and strong food smells, the carpeting was filthy, baseboard was missing or falling off, and several room doors were open with people coming and going. When I entered room 208, it looked nothing like the pictures on the website ... tattered and torn and poorly patched carpeting, holes in the drapes and the upholstered furniture, nicks, deep scratches, and burn marks on the wood furniture and the bathroom countertop, the kitchen and bathroom ceramic tile floors were sticky and spattered with dried paint (apparently a new coat of white paint was put on without using drop cloths), there was burnt-on grease on the stovetop, the stainless steel kitchen sink was grimy, and the toilet bowl in the bathroom was so stained that I went out and bought toilet bowl cleaner before I would use it. When I went back to the front desk and told them that the condition of the room was unacceptable, they claimed the room had been cleaned and that they knew of the condition of the carpeting but that they were waiting for new carpeting to be delivered and installed. They told me they had no other rooms available, and since I had no reservation at another hotel, I was forced to stay there. They did discount the price in response to my complaints. Not only was the room disgusting, but there were unsavory characters hanging around in the lobby, the hallways, and the parking lot throughout the day and night. I'm a big, burly guy that no one in their right mind would mess with, but had I been a woman staying alone or had children, I would have feared for my safety. After a trip to buy cleaning supplies, I discovered the florescent ceiling light fixture in the kitchen was not working (burnt-out bulbs? I reported it, but nothing was done during my stay), and the TV remote control had dead batteries (they did replace them at the front desk). The front desk is closed overnight, so heaven help you if there is a problem, such as a lost room key (they gave me only one). When I returned to the hotel both evenings of my stay, there were Orange County Sheriff's Department cars in the parking lot adjacent to the hotel - apparently they know from prior experience to be there. There was no room service at all during my stay (I never saw any housekeeping staff), and they provided only two towels in the bathroom that were small and scratchy (fortunately I had my own larger towels in the car trunk). The bed linens were clean but of poor quality (thin and scratchy), and there was no mattress pad, just a fitted bottom sheet. The kitchen was serviceable, but no cooking utensils, dishes, glasses, etc. were provided (again, fortunately, I came equipped with what I needed). I will never stay at this property again, despite its convenient location close to the UCF campus and near good restaurants and shopping. This hotel needs to be closed down for a total renovation and a 24/7 front desk is needed. If you arrive after 9:00 P.M. and before 9:00 A.M., no way to check into or out of your room!