Rodeway Inn

There was a lot going on outside at night, with people walking around constantly. Some had toddlers who should’ve been in bed, and about every 45 minutes something like an air compressor would kick on and rattle the wall. My corner room had a lot of traffic too, as if certain activities were happening. On Saturday night, someone slashed several tires in the lot. Inside, the back sliding door wouldn’t lock and had a board in its track. The curtain didn’t cover the whole glass door, so people outside could see into the bathroom and shower. The towel rack was barely attached, there was white powder behind the nightstand, and the AC unit’s front cover was hanging loose. The front desk bragging about newly installed surveillance cameras was a red flag. Good luck if you stay here.

The family who runs Aya's Blossoms in were so sweet, and our room was really clean. Even with a fairly busy road nearby, the inn felt peaceful to me. My fiancée and I loved our stay, and I’d definitely come back. 🤍🤍

We arrived in town on Labor Day weekend without a reservation, after finding no vacancies elsewhere, and crossed our fingers for a room. The office was lovely, and the family running the place was very kind. We got one of their last double rooms. It was spacious and cool, the beds were comfortable, and we liked having a back door and porch. My only regret was that there wasn’t a hairdryer in the room, but the office helped sort that out. The rates were good and the service was great. I’d stay again.

I can’t share personal details or identify myself publicly because of my work with a company that often faces public protests, but I still wanted to thank Ayas blossoms for the care I received. I was very satisfied with my stay. The room was clean and comfortable, and the staff, especially the housekeeping team, were friendly, respectful, and consistently on top of their work. You can tell they take pride in it. I’d recommend this hotel for its welcoming feel and service.