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"The floors in the room were not very clean. Excessive damage/worn tub and vanity sink. It appeared to have some new furniture but no updates to the physical room and bathroom. Hallway walls very dirty. Parking lot security questionable with no oblivious cameras that I saw around yet the street in front of hotel had city installed cameras with blue flashing lights that are typically used in areas of concern. I went to walk my dog at around sunset and was approached by two stray dog in the parking lot that I had to get away from my dog. Pet fee was more than what was advertised online and front desk person showed zero interesting or care in correcting the discrepancy."

"The floors are filthy the shower is dirty the towels are old and stained. The staff was not in the office you have to call them to come down to the office."

"Looked dirty and poorly maintained."

"We had an amazing stay"

"I liked this hotel. It was a bit dated, but the room was nice, and the folks were helpful. Breakfast was not something to get excited about, but there's a Waffle House right next door."

"No complaints during my staff. I would definitely book again."

"No pool, but everything in the room worked microwave, fridge, tv looks the the rooms were updated rooms are large staff was very friendly. Smoking rooms available.i was able to park my semi truck there. When in the area I will stay again"

"Spent two nights. Very clean room and comfortable bed. Great water pressure in the shower. The breakfast and happy hour buffets were substantial and tasty. The hotel manager came around to ask guests how their stay was going. Didn't use the pool but it looked well-maintained. Ticked all my boxes. Highly recommend."

"This was the dirtiest hotel we’ve ever stayed in. We asked to switch rooms because I found hair, debris and a mini flashlight in the bed upon arrival. When we switched rooms we were moved to a room with huge black stains on the carpet, food in the fridge and a delightful smell of smoke and urine. The elevator was broken so we took the stairs and no one cleaned up the vomit in the stairwell for over 24hrs. We also found pills on the floor, and one in the bed (in the new room). I understand that this place is important to house people who may otherwise be unhoused, but it still needs to be maintained. No one should have to live or stay in this filth."