I was able to check in at 6 am for a fee no problem gave me more then 24 hours at the propert

The brand oyo should not be renting these rooms out till they have fully refurbished the rooms etc as this motel was dirty very early 80s decor and hence what you pay for in price. They are doing a good job of doing this and booking.com should take heed with the reviews this is bot the place to stay I bed was comfy but carpet and walls was dirty and little kitchen was bad also

Close to everything

Like it was still warm at night

Hotels always reasonable and it works with you

Is internet signal can really be off and on at times it could be a little stronger

Nothing

Very nasty room smelt musty sheets smell musty and room had bugs

Privacy privacy clean

Some sort cheap

I liked that it reminded me of when I used to live in the ghetto back in Los Angeles. Made me appreciate where I am today a lot more.

1. The room was super dirty. Bed sheets and pillows had stains. One of the pillows looked like it had a blood stain on it. The night stand had dead insects and was just filthy overall. 2.The front desk said all furniture was OUTSIDE due to deep cleaning. During our two night stay, the furniture (including mattresses) remained OUTSIDE. I truly hope they put new mattresses and furniture because we witnessed cats laying on top of everything. Cats are KNOWN to carry parasites. No amount of deep cleaning is going to get rid of that. 3.Upon arrival, the front desk told us to check our room to see if we liked it. He told us if we didn’t like it, we could get another room. We checked the room and saw that it was gross so we asked for a different one. He said they didn’t have another room available. Why OFFER to switch rooms if you KNEW you didn’t have more availability?! 4.There were questionable people that were using the windows of other rooms to get inside. We couldn’t sleep due to fear of having someone breaking in while we slept. 5.The pool looked like MountainDew because the water was so green. I have seen cleaner water at abandoned water parks. 6.For the price of the room, we would have been better off sleeping in our truck at a Walmart parking lot. At least then we would have had security driving by constantly and no bed bugs

I liked that it reminded me of when I used to live in the ghetto back in Los Angeles. Made me appreciate where I am today a lot more.

1.The room was super dirty. Bed sheets and pillows had stains. One of the pillows looked like it had a blood stain on it. The night stand had dead insects and was just filthy overall. 2.The front desk said all furniture was OUTSIDE due to deep cleaning. During our two night stay, the furniture (including mattresses) remained OUTSIDE. I truly hope they put new mattresses and furniture because we witnessed cats laying on top of everything. Cats are KNOWN to carry parasites. No amount of deep cleaning is going to get rid of that. 3.Upon arrival, the front desk told us to check our room to see if we liked it. He told us if we didn’t like it, we could get another room. We checked the room and saw that it was gross so we asked for a different one. He said they didn’t have another room available. Why OFFER to switch rooms if you KNEW you didn’t have more availability?! 4.There were questionable people that were using the windows of other rooms to get inside. We couldn’t sleep due to fear of having someone breaking in while we slept. 5.The pool looked like MountainDew because the water was so green. I have seen cleaner water at abandoned water parks. 6.For the price of the room, we would have been better off sleeping in our truck at a Walmart parking lot. At least then we would have had security driving by constantly and no bed bugs.

Nothing

Walked in and turned around. Was like a horror movie. Holes in the walles, saturated with filth, smelled like someone had dumped a bottle of concentrate cleaner in order to cover something up...?? Don't worry if you forgot your crack pipe, I'm sure you'll be able to find one nearby. Do yourself a favor, spend the extra $20, and go to the Howard johnson.