Sherwood Motel

The room next door smelled so bad that I couldn't stay the night. The sheets were dirty, and all they gave me was a towel, with no other accommodation. This place was disgusting.

I rented a room for a month after being quoted 1600 plus a 100 pet deposit over the phone. When I got there, the deposit had become 200 dollars. The room had no TV or microwave and was dirtier than a trap house, with meth bags still there. We deep-cleaned it ourselves and planned to stay until the end of next month, but then she wanted another 200 for the next month. There were junkies around the property yelling, screaming, banging on my door at all hours, and asking for smokes or drugs. The cops were there pretty much daily. Avoid this motel unless you have no other options.

The parking lot at Sherwood had druggies all around it, and the bathroom was disgusting. Don't bring children here. It was one of the most unsanitary places ever. Most hotels were full or $300, so I paid for what I got, but I still wouldn't bring kids here.

My friend needed a last-minute room where she could bring her dogs after another prebooked hotel fell through. This was the only hotel that took her call and accepted them, so she booked out of necessity. They asked, "don't you want to see the room before you commit"? She asked if it was clean and if she could bring her dogs. They said yes to both. When she opened the door, she started crying. The room was disgusting, not clean at all. The bathroom fixtures were rusty and falling apart, the bed looked as comfortable as cardboard on bricks, and there was some strange substance smeared on the mirror. The carpet smelled like decades of mildew. She didn't want to touch any surface for fear of catching a disease. She chose to sleep in her car and use the room only to pee. When the people staying at the hotel came out, she got scared. She cancelled, got her money back, and decided to stay at an ENRoute. This is her story, but I was there too. Don't stay here under any circumstances.