Key Inn Motel

On my second night, after only two hours of sleep, I woke with a burning itch on my elbow. I bring my own sheets, but when I opened the blanket I saw a bed bug. That was enough for me. I put everything in garbage bags and tried to sleep in my car. My whole crew is staying here and I'm the only one who's had this issue. I don't want a different room because bed bugs spread so fast, and I'm not taking that chance. A coworker also found a mouse trap with a dead mouse in it, and now they're looking to leave too. I don't know how this place is still operating.

This place smells like there are dead bodies under the bed, with cigarettes, mold, bugs, diseases, and meth heads. Gross. The 11 of us checked in and out for work. It needs to be torn down, burned, and hauled to the dump. Do not enter.

I called to ask about a room for my husband, who was going up for work. He needed to check in at 9 am, and we were willing to book the night before so that would be possible. The owner wouldn't slow down enough to understand what I was asking, and hung up on me several times. When I called back, he kept hanging up again. That's six days of work, plus many other days, that this hotel lost because he refused to understand the request and book the room. The service was horrible.

It does the job, but it wouldn't be my first pick. The rooms are outdated and dim, the internet is really slow, and the walls are drenched in smoke even though smoking isn't allowed in rooms. It really irritated my eyes. The place needs some work.