Place was a dump. Needs major remodel or tear down. Bugs in the room, stained walls, front bolt would get stuck, no meal just a bag with a couple muffins because of "covid".

Check-in experience was terrible. I arrived and said hello with a smile. There was no acknowledgement or greeting back. Just an unfriendly "need your ID and payment card". I asked what card was on file so I could give the right card and he seemed impatient and bothered and confused. Finally just gave him a card. I asked about how to add my stay points to Wyndham account and I was just ignored and a blank stare. I asked again and he just went on with me signing the check-in form and ignored my question.

Disgusting. My room at this hotel was very musty smelling and was clearly not cleaned well. The carpet was filthy- I couldn’t walk barefoot because my feet would literally get dirty, and there was debris in places that aren’t hard to reach with a vacuum. I get it’s a budget hotel but it was really gross. Tiny flies the whole time, mildew around the sink, and the worst was a stain down the bedskirt that looked like vomit. Never again.

The room had many area that needs to be addressed to peeling paint and areas that needed to be patched.

This place is not maintained but when you pay next to nothing you should expect next to nothing. Door panel and wallpaper peeling off the walls. Key cards held charge for about 1/2 a day. Sketchy characters roaming around at all times of night.

Nastiest place I've ever stayed in ever by far. Was welcomed by nasty stain on carpet of who knows what in carpet like what in the world! Bathroom bathtub dirty, cracks & all kinds stuff found on, bed sheets with stain, pictures tell it all. Don't recommend no 1 to stay here at all. I got there very late fr me to try look fr something else like midnight so & was just 1 night, had to just suck it up.

Arrived at the property around 645-7 to check in. No one is in the office, no one is answering the phone. Waited for almost an hour before I got checked in. I was given a key to room 210. Upon entering the room it had a smell but other than that fine. I went to shower and there was only 2 towels 1 that had red stains on it. We went to the office to ask for more towels and was told they didn’t have any. Keeping in mind that I booked the room for 2 adults and 2 teens. Around 2am we needed more toilet paper went to office and was told that no one was in room 210. My daughter Called me to ask the room number. I then call the front desk from room 210 and they answer so he gives us to toilet paper and we head to bed. At 515 am a man uses a key to try and open our door. Thank god the safety lock was on. At 530 there is a knock on the door it’s the front desk telling me that I’m not suppose to be in that room and that I need to come to the front desk. Showed me a paper that says I should be in 220. However at check in I was told and given a key to 210. I was then told there was a glitch in the system. I completely understand that things happen, however at 2 o’clock when we asked for toilet paper he was very aware that someone was in room 210 and yet he still Checked someone in and gave them a key to room 210 knowing that someone was in there. This situation could’ve ended so badly not knowing what kind of people we are nor what kind of person you just let into our room.

No tissues in room.