We stayed at this property for one night because these properties typically accommodate handicapped mobility better. This property is the old style Residence Inn, in that it was cluster of quad units built around a courtyard, and admittedly designed for a long-term stay rather than just overnight. I told them that I needed a unit that did not have any steps/curbs to navigate and was assured that this would be the case. However, from the parking space to the unit required going over a high curb with no ramp in sight, and another narrow high step to get into the unit. I would have returned to the office for help but this unit was at the back of the property and would have required driving a long block back to the front office building. By the time I got husband into the unit and then our luggage without benefit of a cart, we were both exhausted. The unit itself was clean and spacious and, except for a loud, noisy vent that came on automatically when you turned on the light in the bathroom, it was quiet. A continental style breakfast was available when we checked out, so I grabbed a pastry and we were on our way.