The staff helped as much as they could, but the hotel was undergoing renovations. Apparently, the day we were checking in, they were swapping out beds or mattresses in hotel rooms and must have been running behind. We were not able to check in for literally about 3 hours after we arrived well after check-in time. They were slammed at the front desk because of this. Upon asking for some kind of compensation for this, they offered to comp a meal at the hotel restaurant up to $100 for the three of us (myself, husband, and elderly mom). That was nice, but it should have been a policy communicated by managers to offer that up front without a customer having to ask for it given the situation. There was constant jackhammering, so the lobby was so loud you couldn't hear anyone. We used valet parking, so our car was not available, and my mother could barely walk and had just had a medical procedure that required her to lie down all afternoon. We came from out of state to VCU hospital, and we had to try to set her up on a couch in the back of the lobby area next to young guys playing shuffle board. It was crowded because so many people were waiting for their rooms, and the jackhammer noise was unrelenting. It was quite traumatic for my mother, as she had been through a lot, and for her safety she had been instructed to be lying down the rest of the day. We had never in a million years guessed that we would walk out of the hospital and into this situation after booking this hotel.