I got a studio queen for 4 nights. It was very nice having a kitchenette, although we didn't have a stove, we had full size refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, and a collection of plates and utensils. We were able to eliminate costly restaurant meals in favor of getting groceries from the store. In fact, 2 groceries were right down the road from the hotel within walking distance.
Breakfast - was great for the price (no extra costs!). ALthough not the best breakfast, it was substantial and again, it was no charge. What I saw every morning: premade omelets, egg and sausage breakfast bowls, egg and sausage/bacon biscuits, cold boiled eggs, waffle maker, crockpot oatmeal, a selection of cold cereals, yogurt, fruit, and a few other assorted things. The omelets were always put out last, so if you arrive early you have to be a little patient to get the hot eggs.
Fitness room - whenever I travel, I always use the fitness center unless I am only staying one night. This room had 5 cardio machines, a rack of dumbells, an adjustable workout bench, yoga mats, and a multipurpose adjustable weights machine. It was not bad, I went every morning while I was there for a 60 minute workout.
Missing - high end services. No bar, no restaurant, and so no room service. I didn't miss any of that, if you want a luxury hotel, you book a room at a luxury hotel. THe Home2Suites is not designed as a luxury hotel, but it seemed to cater for people who were going to have longer stays.