HomeTown Inn & Suites

Room 212 was especially awful, with so much mold. The room smelled musty, the floors were dirty, and there was mold in the restroom. Breakfast was stale and had no variety. They also wouldn’t address any of the problems or offer me a free stay another time. That might have made up for it, but they declined. I paid $120 for a two-star motel on a weekday, which felt overpriced. I’d put the value at $60 a night. That’s my honest review.

We booked an accessible room, but it wasn’t accessible at all. The bed had no sheets, there was trash from the previous guests, and pepperoni was stuck to the entertainment center. Then our guests were told swimming would cost $8 per person. There was unpleasant stuff floating in the hot tub that looked like chunks of pubic hair. The pool heater was broken, and the accessible lift didn’t work at all. I’m extremely upset and frustrated, and I’d strongly recommend staying somewhere else.

Breakfast was cold and had no protein, though the waffles, cereal, and bread were good. The towels were a little thin, but fine. My room was really clean, and the soaps and shampoos in the dispensers smelled nice. I got a warm, cheerful welcome when I arrived. It’s a solid cheap-and-cheerful place, and I’d stay again if I’m in the area.

Breakfast had cereal and waffles, and the price was just right. The room was clean, the bed comfortable, and the staff were accommodating with great service.