Western Inn

The room had dirty dishes, a dead bug on the floor, and cleaning problems that looked much older than a day or two. We were exhausted after traveling for over 14 hours, and the sheets seemed clean, so we stayed anyway. When I brought it up at the front desk the next morning, they offered no solution, and I didn't feel like continuing the conversation. The stairwell paint was filthy too, as if it hadn't been cleaned in five years. I don't usually leave bad reviews, but I feel I need to warn people. See the pictures and be disgusted.

For $70, I'm glad little hotels like this are still around for people like me who want a low price and somewhere to sleep for the night. I'd stay again. It's a basic place that works well when you're driving across the country and need a bed. Check-in was easy, the air conditioning worked, and I had no trouble with noisy guests in my hallway. The breakfast was decent, with waffles, cereal, bagels, and yogurt. No protein, as someone else mentioned, but enough for breakfast on the go. You get what you pay for: the towels can be thin, there may be hair in a random spot or odd stains on the floor, and the walls look like they might not have been painted in 20 or even 40 years.

It's a really nasty hotel with a gross smell. There were burn holes and stains all over the carpets, holes in the walls, and the bathtub looked like it never gets cleaned. I wiped it with a washcloth and the cloth turned black. Items were also stolen from my room, and the staff called us liars. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.

I paid seventy-one dollars for a night in a room where I couldn't sleep comfortably. The motel was disgusting, with dirty sheets and garbage left behind by previous guests. They moved me to another room, but its window literally fell out. I'd give zero stars if I could, but it makes me give at least one.