Homegate Inn

For a cheap motel, it was good. They were accommodating about my odd schedule, treated me nicely, and the room was well cleaned. The only drawback I can think of is that some supplies and furniture are older. The blankets were clean, but the felt was starting to come apart at the corners where it was tucked.

The location was convenient, and the female staff member who handled an attempted housekeeping visit was beyond nice and friendly. Those were the only positives. We paid 255 for 2 nights, and the room had just one light and no room phone. They advertised free wife, but it only worked in the office before cutting out. The TV reception was poor, the microwave sounded like it would take off and took three times as long to heat food, and there was no hot water. You could only use the shower because they didn't provide a tub stopper. I kept my shoes on except when lying in bed because the floors were unclean, with molded gross food behind the dresser. The curtains were too small for the window, and the door didn't latch properly, so I didn't feel we had privacy. When we parked outside our room, another guest approached my vehicle before we could get out and asked if we had drugs he could buy. The same person knocked on our door five more times within 1.5 hours asking the same thing. We only stayed because it was the only place in our price range for our limited income family, after the place we'd reserved lost our reservation. We'd tried five other places before arriving here at 3am, after a long 4.5-hour commute.

The rooms were set up really nicely, but bed bugs aren't worth it. Check your box spring! Nests were already forming, but the owner tried to blame us for bringing them. We had to threaten to post about the bed bugs to get a refund. I'm posting anyway so people know. This is on 06/22/21

The staff were very friendly, and the rooms were clean and comfortable. The furniture is a little aged, but the price was affordable.