Rodeway Inn

The smell of cat urine was in our room as well as the hallway and stairs, and the place needs new management and a major renovation. The bedding and pillowcases were stained and dirty, the bathroom floor was sticky, and the chair was badly worn and stained. The carpet was filthy and bunched up into a hill, and the bed wasn't properly on its frame. It felt like it might tip when someone got up. Loose outlets barely worked, so we couldn't plug in both bedside lights and the alarm clock. There was exposed wiring, and the AC was weak. I was surprised we didn't come home with athlete's foot or bed bugs. I'll never stay at a Rodeway Inn again, anywhere. Choice Hotels should be ashamed to have this property in its chain.

If you book here, do it online since it's at least $10 cheaper. We paid $35 and didn't get our money's worth. In room 306 the box spring is broken on one side, leaving the bed shaped like a V. There were dirty socks under it, and the windows had face smudges that hadn't been cleaned off. The outlet by the bed was split in half, which seemed like an electrical hazard. I could have put up with the other problems, but the broken box spring should have been noticed by housekeeping and replaced. There are no support beams beneath it, so I suspect other rooms may have the same issue. If you're looking for a cheap stay, try some of the nearby hotels at similar prices. This place is clearly unmaintained, and I won't return.

A sufficiently clean room made this a decent quick overnight stop on a long drive home. The WiFi was nearly unusable in the evening, though it worked fine by morning. Nothing special, nothing awful. Just a mediocre stay.

We found our bags and personal belongings had been gone through. After we complained, we were asked to leave the next morning. The rooms are dirty, and getting them cleaned during a long stay is nearly impossible. We usually enjoy other Super 8s, but this one gives the franchise a bad name. The online reviews seem right. If you have nowhere else to stay and no other options, I'd tell you to jump off a fricken cliff.