Red Carpet Inn Endicott Binghamton

There were large stains on the bed sheets, mold in the shower, a dusty room, and disgusting floors. It felt like the place was a hangout for drug dealers or people lingering in an abandoned area. The owners were never at the front office. This was not a family-oriented place, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Really nasty, it needs to be shut down.

The rooms felt like everything in them was from last century, though I didn't see any bugs during my stay. Some stairwells seemed unsafe and had caution tape. The woman was so rude that she had no staff, and at times her 10-year-old handled business for her. She had blackened teeth and a high-pitched, screechy voice. If you're looking for a motel in the area, go to the next town. Come here and you're in Hindu RED hell.

The hot water came out brown, and the furniture in my non-smoking room was covered with cigarette burns. Staff said the cable was out because of recent bad storms and would be fixed the next day, but that was an outright lie. There was no breakfast, though I wouldn't have eaten there anyway. When I went to check out and complain, the office was locked, probably to keep guests from complaining. I booked through a travel website because the whole town and nearby areas seemed booked. It was the most disgusting place I've ever had the displeasure of staying. I tried to give it zero stars, but the site required at least one. This is not a one-star motel.

I had to go to the nearest store to buy bathroom cleaner. The staff were rude and disrespectful when I asked for another room. My room was smoky even though I'd specifically requested non-smoking, and the carpet, chairs, and mattress were filthy and stained. There was so much blood on the mattress that I couldn't tell if someone had been bludgeoned. I slept on top of the comforter and checked out right away. Comparable to a horror movie. Condemn the building.