The breakfast was adequate. Area was always being touched up by the hostess. Food was available and more was added as needed. The hotel is welcoming and clean. Plenty of parking. We would stay her again.

Internet was lacking, but, not a real problem for me.

Not much

Over charged.

The bed was large and very comfortable.

It was listed as a dog friendly facility but staff looked displeased with the presence of my dog. The room had a strong odor of old animal urine. I asked for a different room and staff was quick to accommodate me. The second room was slightly better than the first.

Great location! Personable staff. Nice pillows.

The OJ smelled like rotten eggs. Our fitted sheets were inside out, which made us suspect they were flipping them for extended use. The beds were extremely tall and hard for some to get onto the bed. The room smelled musty and someone was smoking in the facilities. Thought we were staying in a Holiday Inn Express (it was that originally), but it had several ownership changes recently. No longer a Best Wester either.

The bed was comfy and we got a good night’s sleep because of this and the fact that it was quiet.

The drain to the shower was slow, and when we showered the smoke detector went off both times even with having the fan on. The place has had some renovations but it’s still outdated. The face cloths were stained.

Location is right across the street from the outlet stores, although there are very few left anymore. Location is quiet and away from other businesses. Room was reasonably comfortable and beds were fine.

The front desk person was odd -- seemed not very happy we were there, and did not like our dog (probably dogs in general, since our dog is 9, and a very calm Golden Retriever). The lights in the hotel were mostly OFF when we arrived mid-afternoon in July -- it was very dark and very strange. They didn't seem to have any air conditioning on in the common areas. Thankfully, the room air conditioner worked fine. Not sure what was going on. There appeared to be some renovations going on, although we didn't see anyone working. There were piles of mattresses and air conditioners outside on the grass. The room we were assigned to was at the very end of the hall even though there didn't seem to be another person staying there (first clue). We couldn't get the door open (turns out it just got stuck every time we tried to open the door). So the front desk guy had to come open it for us. He was obviously incredibly uncomfortable being in the same hallway as our dog (even though she was just standing there). It made things very awkward. The hotel had a hand painted sign and had obviously changed hands. It was previously a Holiday Inn Express, and they were trying to capitalize on the name as if nothing had changed (by calling it the Fremont Inn Express). Believe me, it HAS changed. My children are teenagers, and they were uncomfortable and asked if we could go somewhere else. Since I had already paid and it was late, I told them we'd be fine. But the whole situation made them slightly anxious, since it was so unlike any place we've ever stayed. We will NOT be staying here again, even though we like the location and it's a good stopping point for us. We'll find somewhere else to go.

The location to the interstate was excellent. The pool area was clean.

We noticed that the hotel is in the middle of a transition to a Holiday Inn Express so we understand there are growing pains. The carpet in the halls was stained in multiple places. The bathroom had been updated in some respects but needed some work on the tub. The breakfast buffet was missing a lot and some of the food/beverages tasted off. We could not find any staff in the halls or front desk to help us.

The front desk staff, the building felt hot, the towels and showers disgusting, should have left after the sign for hotel was in chalk or some kind of chalk like paint as of 8/13/23