The Kitchener Delta is a classic case of bait n' switch. Their web site shows you pictures of their updated lobby, their bar area and their neon-blue swimming pool housed under a brightly lit atrium. All of this is true, but once you get past the lobby your experience goes steadily downward. \n\nWhile the bathroom of my room had been remodeled and was clean, the room hadn't been updated in ages. To be fair, the room was clean and the bed was very comfortable, but the finishings like the furniture and the carpets were well worn. The lamp shades are faded yellow and the televisions are older, small tube units.\n\nAlso, my room on the second floor was very, very loud. You can hear the traffic below through the double-paned windows. \n\nThe restaurant in the hotel is pretty run down. Even though their \""buffet\"" breakfast is free, it's well worth paying for something nicer on your own at a local restaurant. \n\nDon't be fooled by their \""fitness center\"" either. It's a bunch of run down equipment in a basement that smells pretty funky/musty. \n\nThe price was reasonable, but you really do get what you pay for. If you can afford $25-$50 more a night, I'm sure there are better places to stay. I hear the Radisson in Kitchener isn't so bad. Maybe that'll be my next stay/review.