Adoba Dreamland

There was hair left in the bathtub when I arrived, and no Wi-Fi details in the room. I also got no instructions for the security code, and with no staff there at check-in, I was left guessing how to get into my room. At 12:45 AM, the neighbors were talking loudly in Spanish and playing Latin music, with no regard for other guests or the hour. The soundproofing is nonexistent, and there was nobody from the hotel around to step in or enforce the rules. Total lack of management. I can't recommend this place for anyone wanting a clean room or a good night's sleep.

The contactless check-in means you call or book online and they send a door code, so don't expect an office when you arrive. The price was very decent, and there are a handful of adventures nearby. There's a mini fridge and small microwave, plus a decent range of TV channels. It's right off US 2, with heavy logging and freight traffic day and night, so light sleepers may not like it. The shower head sits pretty low, but that isn't a deal breaker. The walls are thin, and there's no ice machine or vending.

We spent time at the casino until it was time for bed, even though we don't gamble. The room smelled really bad, maybe there was a septic problem. There was a hole in the bathroom wall and what looked like feces all over the floor. The room was disgusting. The digital lock made check-in nice and easy.

The room and bathroom were neat, and I felt safe staying there. For the price, it was pretty decent. I couldn't find a proper way to control the room temperature, though. I'd pay a little more per night if they added an inexpensive microwave and refrigerator.