Budget Inn

$75 a night for a roach-infested crack motel? I lifted the mattress and there were literally 50 little roaches underneath it. Wow.

I just came from there and will never go back. The sheets were disgusting and smelled like they hadn’t been washed, like they reuse the same ones. There were bugs all in the sink, the bathroom was dirty, the floor hadn’t been cleaned, and the chair was stained. For $70, they need to replace the whole place.

For $50 a night, it’s a small, quiet place without much going on. My room was clean and there were no bugs. I stayed three nights and would come back if I needed to. The lady at the desk was patient and friendly every time I lost my key card and needed another one. She even showed concern and suggested what to take for my sinus issues and stuffy nose. The interstate is nearby, but otherwise it was quiet, with no loud people or uncomfortable situations. Great customer service.

We paid about $70 after tax for a regular non-smoking room with two full beds, and everything smelled bad. The sheets had a strong cigarette smell, even though the room was non-smoking, and they were stained, with no comforter. The pillows were so flat I might as well have gone without them. My six-year-old pillows at home are ten times better. There was no coffee maker, the appliances were old, the walls unpainted, and the TV tiny. The AC and microwave were visibly outdated in the photos. I don’t know if it shows, but the toilet plunger was sitting on a baking tray in the toilet picture. The shower was very outdated and had strange water pressure. It was all just so meh. I wish we hadn’t stayed. It was the cheapest motel in town, so I guess you get what you pay for, but I’d tell anyone to spend just $10-20 more for a decent night’s sleep.