Hotel is great, especially for the price point. Room is nice, shower is spacious and upgraded from what you would expect. The only bummer, and it's samll, is the hot food for the breakfast is kept behind a table and only served by the lady who is there. I guess its a way to cut down on someone piling up their plate, but its awkward waiting and having to get her attention to come over to serve you. Been to other similar chains, and same stuff (scrambled eggs, sausage, etc) is out for everyone to take, but with a sign "One serving per guest" or something like that. The time and money spent having her stop what she is doing makes no sense, especially when you then notice that she hasn't had time to restock other items.

It's a nice hotel in a good pretty secluded area. The area is quiet with a McDonald's right next door. I noticed that one of the handles on the cabinets barely on by one screw and the toilet handle was also loose. The complimentary breakfast doesn't have as many item options as other Wyndham Hotel chains do but the food it still good and the staff are very friendly, helpful, and professional.

It's just another weekend with the kids.

Too pet friendly. We felt like we were staying in the dig pound.

Too pet friendly. We felt like we were staying in the dig pound.

Needed a place to stay while my place was being worked on

Needed a place to stay while my place was being worked on

The hotel was dirty with old furniture. The hallways are dirty, and the carpet hasn't been washed in months or years. The furniture by the pool is old and broken. The pool needs some cleaning. The breakfast was the worst. Continental breakfast style (but the waitress had to serve you the food). You couldn't serve yourself sausage, eggs, or potatoes. The milk was expired. The items in the fridge (juice, yogurt and milk) were room temperature. The only decent thing was the waffle (but you have to wait in line cause they only have one waffle maker). The eggs were dry and tasted horrible. The sausage and potatoes were overcooked. I don't know if the "waitress/server" was also the cook/housekeeper/busser, but they need someone who knows how to cook.