Country Inn & Suites By Radisson, Calhoun, Ga

It’s not fancy, but it’s a good place to spend the night. My room was spotless and smelled fresh, the halls were quiet, and the beds were fairly comfortable. The hotel seems recently remodeled, the water pressure was great, and the bathroom mirror didn’t fog up. As a woman traveling alone, I felt very safe. There were lots of couples and nice-looking people milling about at 8 p.m. I’d definitely stay again, which I don’t say about many places. Breakfast wasn’t very tasty, but the coffee was good.

The hotel is in a handy spot near the highway, and both the lobby and rooms were clean. The staff were friendly, and I didn’t see any cockroaches or bedbugs like other reviews mentioned. It’s a modest place, and my room could use a little repair work, but the stay was pleasant.

The room was disgusting, with “ladybugs” crawling all over the beds, stand, and ceiling. They wouldn’t let us switch rooms. The woman supposedly helping us was extremely rude; she gave us spray and said it would kill the bugs if they got on it, but it didn’t. My sister was so frightened she kept jumping at every moment and feeling itchy in case a bug was on her. The elevator was broken, so my disabled mother had to walk all the way up to the fourth floor. When it did work, it barely closed and made a creaking sound like it was about to break. The girl at the front desk was okay and probably the best part. Don’t go here. The rooms are disgusting!

The smell in the room gave me a headache within the first five minutes. I travel for work, and my company paid for the stay, but I couldn’t sleep in the room. I slept in my company vehicle instead. I complained to the hotel and my company, but there was no refund. I don’t usually leave bad reviews unless a stay is so awful I’d wish it on my worst enemy. The 4.9 rating for this place is a lie. Check out the pictures I had to send my company as proof. If you still go after seeing them, that’s on you.