Khách sạn gần Trung tâm thương mại Village Square tại Effingham

"Friendly, helpful staff. Breakfast buffet had hot/cold options but I was a bit disappointed that apples were the only fruit available on in July. That’s a minor complaint, though."

"For a quick overnight stop it was perfect for our family if five and our dog."

"Very clean and quiet."

"It is being remodeled."

"Was a ok place to stay. Manger moved us to new room when reported finding a roach in the room. Air conditioner in frost room didn't work properly and dead bolts in both rooms were not in working order. Would recommend finding another place and paying a bit more."

"No human check in. Guy in a kiosk. Thought it was a joke. Do not like that system. Property was SO OLD and run down!!!! Will be my last stay at a motel 6."

"Great hotel!"

"My room, 120, smelled like dirty socks. Very musty. The maid threw away my ziplock bag I needed to store my medicine but the front desk was able to give me another one"

"Clean and easy. Breakfast was nice. Even though it was busy, it wasn’t noisy."

"Room was clean, but a bit dated. Breakfast was ok, but hot food wasn’t great. Worst thing was the incredibly loud, creaky elevator that was close to my room!"

"Would stay again"

"The shower pressure was weak, but other than that it was perfect. Comfortable bed, nice jet tub for relaxing, gym and pool onsite. I wish they had guest laundry. Breakfast was good (waffle, cereal, eggs, yogurt, toast, etc)."

"It was an OK place to sleep. The rooms weren't very clean, and it smelled. Breakfast was limited. Staff was friendly and accommodating. There was no elevator."

"Check-in was an automated video kiosk, where the sound wasn’t very good. The room wasn’t secure as the windows at the Garden level could not lock. the bathroom sink spigot was missing some pieces. In the morning, the smell of Diesel trucks nearby leaked heavily into the room."

"Clean room. Very loud HVAC. Front desk personnel need more training so that room numbers are not announced when key cards are presented. People standing nearby should not be treated to instant knowledge of one's arrangements. Complimentary breakfast was a joke. Nasty assortment of junky micro-pastries, a few personal packets of peanut butter, what looked like pre-cooked mystery omelets waiting in the small fridge for reheating, some sugary cereals, and not much else. Nice people, but this...