Econo Lodge

We were here for Import Alliance, and it turned out to be a really good overnight stay for the price. The room was clean and nice, with a huge TV and gorgeous bathroom. The bed was comfortable, though it squeaked on one side. Wi-Fi worked in the room but was better in the lobby. The door took some effort to open because it was so heavy. The staff were nice, even with some guests ahead of us making check-in difficult.

I wouldn't recommend this place. The staffing was terrible, and Chad the manager was just as bad. It wasn't as clean as the other reviews make it sound. The bar next door gave much better service, though. Also, I'm a woman and started my period, and they charged me $70 for a fitted sheet and mattress protector. Bleach and peroxide can get blood out. I'll never stay here again. I'm continuing to pursue this, but for now I'm just updating you on what has happened so far. I'm really disappointed and hope this saves someone from an experience like mine.

They're Days Inn now, and the room was so clean and really nice. The staff were incredibly helpful. I'm not sure if they recently remodeled, but kudos on the work. No problems with Artemis, and there was plenty of room to park while towing. I'd happily stay here again.

The newly renovated room looked nice, but the noise made this the worst hotel stay my family has ever had, even compared with the crummiest places. We were on the ground floor, and with hard floors and cheap metal beds upstairs, everything was extremely loud and uncomfortable. If you book here, I'd ask for a second-floor room. I just wanted us to sleep, and I won't stay at an Econo Lodge again after this. With so many hotels in the area, spend the money somewhere else.