Rodeway Inn

It's way out of the way. A quarter of the building is for people in recovery, a "sober" living setup with five people to a room. They're charging insurance $100 or more a day for IOP classes. Honestly, it's a good hustle, but why would you rent a room there and do that to yourself?

Check-in and checkout were easy, and I had no issues with my reservation. I'm without a car right now, and management let me wait in the lobby for my ride. Everyone and everything was perfect during my stay. Thank you, FM Lodge. Sincerely, Mike.

We'd had a long drive and arrived at 3 am, worn out, needing sleep before a funeral. The office was dark and the OPEN sign was off, but this was the first nearby place we saw close to family, so we took a chance. The young man who greeted us was exceptionally kind and friendly. We got a very clean, quiet, comfortable room that suited our needs well. It's not the Ritz, and I don't understand the negative reviews. It's a nice place to rest, and we'd stay again, hopefully next time for happier reasons.

After roughly three months there, paying week to week because the only options were weekly or daily, I got a call saying my room had been booked for someone else and I had to leave. No notice or warning, just get out. I kept to myself and had no complaints. When I asked the owner why, he said it was for renovations. Then a family member called to ask about a room and was offered mine for $200 more per week than I paid. They can't keep their story straight and seem willing to do anything crooked for a few extra dollars. From the start, the whole experience was rocky. We called six times about price and availability, and the same two people gave us a different price each time. I was glad I'd recorded the last call before arriving. At check-in they tried to add another $100 and charge $20 a day for my service animal. During my stay, nobody once offered to clean the room or bring fresh towels, so I brought my own cleaning supplies.