Overall, I think this is a great hotel. Great family atmosphere and updated-but the best thing this hotel has going for it is Jeremy at the front desk. This young man knows hospitality and demonstrates EXCELLENT customer service skills. He is an asset to this business and should be commended for representing this hotel so professionally. Every hotel needs a Jeremy!
I like that there is no carpet in the rooms. But I have to say that my room could have been cleaner. There is a cheerio under the bathroom vanity. (room 208) It's probably still there. There were a few other issues, but I let them go because there were so many good things about this place.
The only other issue, which isn't the fault of the hotel, is that evidently Big Foot had taken the room over top of mine. He stomped so loudly very late at night and early in the morning. Kept me up. Light sleepers might need to get the 5th floor.

Stayed here for one night and it was a good stay. This was our first time at a Tru brand hotel and the room is pretty basic, but if you're just seeking a clean, comfortable, utilitarian place to spend the night then this hotel provides that. Actually, it goes a step above utilitarian. The lobby is stylish. Everything was new and clean. We ended up with an accessible room and both the room and bathroom were spacious. The room has brightly colored accents and curtains ("Very nice!" said my toddler). I didn't love the bedding (it wasn't as plush as I've had in some other comparable hotels) but I did appreciate that the hotel uses the type of comforter that appears to get washed with the sheets rather than the decorative comforters you see at some older hotels. The bed and pillows were comfortable and the TV, internet and A/C all worked well. The room also has good blackout curtains and was very quiet. Oh, and the room had wood floors (or faux wood, maybe) rather than carpeting, which I really appreciate from a cleanliness standpoint. My only real complaint is that the room didn't have a closet, just a little cubby with hangers, but that's not a big deal for a short stay. It's also located right beside a residential neighborhood so the view into people's backyards and the lack of walkable restaurants/entertainment is a little weird.
As far as Covid-19 pandemic precautions, the hotel is doing a good job. Every staff person we saw was masked and although we didn't see many guests the ones we did see were wearing masks as well. The hotel has "mask required" signs on the front doors and in the lobby. They have hand sanitizer stations set up in front of each elevator so you can easily sanitize your hands before and after riding the elevator. For the complimentary breakfast they have made the wise decision to hand out a bagged breakfast. You then have the option to dine downstairs if you want to, although most people seemed to be taking their food back to their rooms to eat (which is what we did). I liked this much better than the situation at other hotels we have stayed at recently where they are still doing breakfast in a communal dining room. We have needed to stay at several hotels since the pandemic began and overall Tru has done the best job so far.