Coachway Inn

The room was $85 a night, and I expected something basic. Instead, it was filthy and felt unsafe. There wasn't any soap, towels, or even toilet paper. The sheets had what looked like old blood on them, and I saw bugs crawling on the bed, along with long hairs in the sheets and pillows. There was a heavy musty, moldy smell, the AC barely worked, the floors were sticky, and the bathroom was dirty. The walls and curtains also had suspicious stains. I reported everything to the front desk and got indifference, no cleaning, room change, or refund. I left after one night and paid more to stay somewhere else, just to feel clean and safe. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone, even for free.

I got in around 8:30 at night and had until 11 the next morning to check out. The staff treated me nicely, and the room was clean. I just needed a shower and a bit of sleep after feeling tired and gross, and it did the job for a decent price. I'd suggest it to road travelers needing a night in the area.

Worst motel I've stayed in. The bathroom had mold and rust, and the place was filthy. I was charged $76 in person even though the online price was $46. I expected a sleazy motel, but this was beyond that. My truck had broken down 15 minutes away, and since I'd taken an Uber to get there, I was stuck staying. They put me in room #104 beside a noisy ice machine. Please stay away from this dump.

I only needed the room for part of the night, so it worked for me. The water got hot, and there was a mini fridge and microwave. But the towels didn't look clean, I saw roaches, and there was such a big gap under the door that critters could get in. I stuffed a towel there to block it. It's set back just enough from I-10 to draw people looking to spend less and skip the amenities at the nicer hotels nearby, like construction workers and truck drivers.