Econo Lodge

The floor hadn't been cleaned and the room was absolutely disgusting. There was hair in the bathroom, and the tables were filthy. I asked the man in the office for disinfectant, but he said they use fabulso, which isn't a disinfectant. There was broken glass on the floor, and people were yelling and screaming outside my door all night. I got no sleep and now feel like I need a tetanus shot. When we first walked in, the room looked nice, but appearances were deceiving. The two men cleaning rooms looked very, very sorry.

Not good at all. The pictures online don't match what you get. The whole motel was run down and infested with roaches and bed bugs. The room smelled like a bug infestation. Water stood in the bathtub, and roaches fell from the ceiling onto the beds.

The heat worked, which was the one plus. The room key didn't work at first, and the door wouldn't lock. There was mold all over the walls and in the bathroom. No toilet paper or holder, and the beds had no blankets. They were extremely uncomfortable, and the sheets had holes that looked like cigarette burns.

I tried to contact Travelers Inn to share this, but couldn't find a way, so I'm leaving it here. I won't return. The bed was clean and acceptable, and they gave me a coupon for coffee at the service station next door because the motel had no breakfast. Still, the advertised roadside price was $29.95, but on Friday night they asked for $44.95 when I registered. It was 38 degrees F outside, and the heat in my correct room was off. The toilet refilled every minute, and the flush chain was broken, so I had to put my hand in the tank to lift the flush valve. There was a used, dirty paper towel behind the toilet and the tiled floor around the sink felt sticky. A huge TV stuck out from the wall at eye level on the way to the bathroom, which was a real hazard. The front desk had sent me to the wrong room first, and I was trying to get into someone else's room. That's proven dangerous elsewhere.