Econo Lodge Inn & Suites

When we first arrived in lobby- there were 2 men sleeping on the couch....which should of been the first red flag. 1-Parking lot poorly lit- it was dark. 2- Entrance to back of hotel was unlocked and had NO lock or entry pad on it. 3-Room smelled awful! They even had a box of baking soda on the shelf. 4- Flies in bathroom- keep in mind it's December. The hotel had 3 vehicles outside our room that were running straight for the 2 hours we were there- which the exhaust fimes were coming I to our room n making the smell even worse! My husband went down the hall to the desk only because the phone in our room did not work- he passed 2 men that came in back entrance n they went into hall restroom. Stay away from this hotel...its wandering very unsafe! Health department needs to be contacted! Parking lot of garbage says it all

First, I'm not a picky person. I grew up with an outhouse, so I can compromise when things aren't perfect....this however, was horrible. Summary, in case you don't want to read all below, unsafe carpet pulled up from floor (that's a mighty fine trip hazard there), no extra blanket could be found, look at the picture of the comforter....was it rats????? How in the world can it get THAT bad and still be put on a hotel bed???? Stained sheets with holes in them, spider web, coffee pot in BATHROOM. Now, more detail: Carpet was pulled up so you could see subfloor below, creating a huge trip hazard for older people in my room. I asked front desk to come down (because she didn't believe me), she agreed when she saw it, but didn't have another room, nor TAPE to simply make it safe. I asked for an extra blanket (again, refer to picture)..nope, they didn't have one of those either. Had we not been there for a festival we'd waited all year for, (banana pudding festival and it was amazing) and the other hotels weren't booked up, I wouldn't just ate the money and moved to another hotel. It was that bad, but the fact that they couldn't care less made it worse.

Quality Inn, what a disappointment. Upon arriving, there was a pull-behind trailer as you drove up and new carpet rolls just outside the front doors. Clearly, renovation would be happening soon. However, the carpet flanked the opening (they could have fallen as there was nothing around it), and there wasn't even a caution sign. Once going inside, the first thing I noticed was how dark it was. There were no lights on in the lobby, and yet there was a gentleman in there with the TV on. The lights were on at the front desk. The smell hit next; it smelled like a Fabulouso bottle had been dumped it was so strong. The bright side is that it was clean, but not without side effects. After getting my room key, I headed in. The smell overtook that room, too. I was physically ill at this point and had to use the bathroom. I looked around the room, and there was a hole in the wall near the window, damage on other parts of the wall as well. The drain in the sink was just a hole, no blocker, so you could easily drop something down the sink and lose it. I couldn't stay there. I am extremely smell sensitive, and strong scents trigger my migraines with me, which will have me down for days at a time. I spoke to the front desk agent about the smell (Pine-Sol, apparently, not Fabulouso) and she offered another room. If the scent was that bad in the lobby and the room I went into, clearly that scent would be throughout the hotel as that is the cleaning agent they use. I booked a night at a different hotel and told her that, as there was no way I could stay. As I loaded my things back into my vehicle that is when I noticed the broken glass on one of the hotel room windows. Safety is a concern at this point - the hole in the wall, the broken glass. No thank you. The positive is that the front desk agent was nice, polite.