Executive Inn

I stayed for a week with my kids, and the woman and her husband were very nice and helpful. I had my checkout day mixed up and thought it was Wednesday instead of Tuesday. They were understanding and gave me time to get all our things out after checkout. I appreciated that. It was a great stay, and I'd recommend it and come back if I needed to.

The room was dusty, there were glass shards on one of the beds, and the whole place felt dingy and gross. It also smelled strongly of curry. Staff were busy talking to each other in another language and on personal phones, and didn't acknowledge us while we waited right there. I booked a one-bed room with a “garden view” through Expedia, whose listing made the place look great. Instead, I got two beds and a view of the parking lot behind a Braums store. I felt catfished. I also had to plug in two lamps, and the alarm clock was broken. Save your money.

We were supposed to have a handicapped accessible room. My husband had to go around a rack and a ladder on the ramp going down. The young woman there had to lead us to our room with a flashlight because the lights were out, and I found two dead bugs in the bathroom. We'd been told we'd have a garden view, though that didn't matter much, and all we could see was gravel next door. It cost us $100 to be uncomfortable and worried about bringing bugs home. I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy.

It was clean, but the shower didn't smell great, and my coworkers in another room were cold. I only saw one spider, as far as bugs go, and the beds weren't especially comfortable. I won't come back. On 6/3/20 it cost 76 bucks, which felt like a 35-40 dollar motel.