BudgetStay Suites

Weekly rooms are affordable for their size, and they also have daily rooms. The place is quiet, with no loitering, people hanging around, or trash on the property. The owner handles business but has a good sense of humor and makes sure customers are happy during their stay. A very nice place to stay!

The man running this place was extremely rude. When I told him I had a service animal, he demanded to see paperwork that I’m not legally required to provide. I reported the company to the Better Business Bureau. Take your business somewhere else. Poor customer service, and I don’t recommend staying here.

The location was the one plus, since it’s within a couple miles of Six Flags. Still, next time I’ll pay a little more for a decent room elsewhere. It was badly cleaned, with a dead roach by the table and a little black curly hair on the towels. The bedroom window wouldn’t shut all the way, and it sounded like a railroad was very close by. When I arrived, the room was around 105° and the A/C was completely off. Even after I turned it up full blast, it was unbearable three hours later. I ended up dragging the mattress in front of the A/C in the living room/kitchen area just to sleep. I understand trying to save on electricity, but this was ridiculous. Two stars for location.

At $80, this room was a grungy mess. It was poorly cleaned, with stained sheets and two giant dead roaches in the bathroom, which looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in a while. The room smelled of smoke and was blisteringly hot when I arrived because the AC was completely off. Half the room was a huge empty space. There were no extra sheets or blankets, no mini-fridge, WiFi, iron, or outlets near the bed.