Econo Lodge

The room was $90 a night, which felt like a lot just for a roof. I had gnats coming out of the bathroom sink faucet, and they took the trash but didn't replace a single hand towel. When I tried to point out that the shower faucet has a ring you have to use to turn on the shower, I got a condescending, rude response. Someone who doesn't travel often might not know about that.

I called the day before the booking to cancel, and was told there was no problem and they'd take care of it. I assumed that meant it was handled, but the charge is still on my card and I haven't received a refund. When I called back, they said I needed to contact Expedia. I called Bookings.com too, so we'll see what happens. The man I spoke to was cold, rude, and uncaring. I strongly recommend never staying here. It's also non-American-owned, and they don't know how to communicate!

It's an older motel, but it's well kept. The rooms are clean, have no odor, and are laid out nicely, though the furniture is older. Easy to reach if you're coming from out of town.

The address in GPS wasn't right. Inside, the whirlpool tub in the bathroom was filthy, with hair and dirt in the bottom, and both ceiling fans were caked in at least a quarter inch of grime. The room was sweltering when we arrived and took most of the night to cool down. I didn't want to touch anything, or risk eating the breakfast.