Executive Inn Kingsville

Good for the price, and we slept well because the bed was comfortable. The AC was freezing even on its low setting! 🥶 There were just two bath towels, with no hand towels or washcloths. The door security seemed pretty good, although you have to kick the door to get into the room.

You get what you pay for, that's for sure. The place was dirty all over. The toilet seat was unstable, there were dead bugs, like worms, and the tub was dirty with loose hair in it. The floor was slippery even with shoes on. The sheets were badly worn, the comforter cover had tiny holes, and the headboards had oily marks and handprints.

After a long trip and 10 hours of driving, I planned to stay the night and rest. I was exhausted and didn't notice the problems at first, but I changed my mind as soon as I lay down. My body started itching badly. There were lots of insects, fleas and spiders on the bed, and it was dirty everywhere. The bedspread had what looked like urine marks, the bed was covered in other people's hair, and the walls had dirt and insects on them. The toilet had a towel that looked like it had been used to wash the floor and left unwashed for a long time. There was hardly any soap or shower supplies. When I said I didn't want to stay overnight, manager nick gandhi didn't come out, though he saw me on his cameras. I slept in my car instead. This place is unsanitary, and the manager doesn't care about cleanliness. If you want to get sick and bring all the diseases of America home with you, welcome to this hotel.

The hotel was fairly clean and reasonably priced, and the stay was pleasant apart from a couple of issues. The shower in room 205 wasn't draining properly, and it almost never got hot. I was also very disappointed that there was no coffee in the room or lobby.