I don’t need anything fancy. Clean is all I ask. Outdated but that was fine. We came in and the stale cigarette smoke was awful. We called front desk to ask about air fresheners and she said “we have some come get it” and hung up on me. The walls were gross I was scared to touch them. Bed smelled like dirty feet and there was snots on the head board. We asked if there was another room and were told sold out. The microwave was full of pasta sauce splatter. No effort in cleanliness. Room was cheap but come on! It’s been a long time since I seen a dirty room like that.

We arrived and the desk clerk was not very friendly. The rate was higher than what HOTELS.Com said it was. The place was not clean in the halls and the room was ok but not great. There were weird bugs running around. Red with long tentacles, not bed bugs but strange all the same. There was mold on the sink stopper as well. I brought this all to the front desk clerks attention when we checked out but he just looked at me dumbfounded. Won't return.

Rooms were decent Newly renovated Convenient with two restaurants attached

Comfortable beds and were clean. Stair well hasn't been hovered. My sons room smelt musty, but was quickly changed when he asked.

It was nice that i could walk from room an have a couple of beers at tavern. Would have liked a microwave in room there was fridge only.

In checking in, I was informed that my room was on the second floor. I never agreed to this as I have a lot of baggage to sort out. I was then assigned a ground floor room, but informed that the queen size beds on the ground floor were all taken. This was upsetting. I had pre-booked a queen bed weeks before. The young reception desk woman said my only option for a ground floor room was to take a room with twin beds. I became very upset. A twin bed is only 38 inches wide. She said there was nothing else or take a queen bed upstairs but there is no elevator; just stairs with all of my baggage. Trying hard to remain calm, I asked her to show me a ground floor room with these "twin" beds. We went to Room 110 to find that the "twin" beds were in fact "double" beds, being 54 inches wide - much different than her understanding of a twin bed. Under the circumstances and being very tired after a 5 hour drive, I took Room 110 with the double beds as a compromise, but not happy that booking in advance does not guarantee bed size or being automatically pencilled in for a second floor room. Someone really should inform that reception woman of bed size differences to prevent further altercations and a bad vibe staying at the Rodeway Inn. Most of the entire issue could have been avoided if she knew the difference between a twin and a double size bed. Returning to the Rodeway Inn, a week later, I was given Room 120 with a queen bed, as promised, however the bathroom smelled of urine.

Average for the price.Room was clean Needs some work in bathroom Mold around the tub.Manager was very good carried my bag to the second floor since there is no elevator and I had asked for a ground floor room

Good place