Home Inn and Suites

The lobby looked nice and the night employee was extremely kind, but the room was awful. The elevator was out of service, so they put me on the first floor. As soon as I entered, there was a horrible smell, and my body started itching. Red stains covered the door and wall, the kitchen area was old and nasty, the sheets were stained, and the covers had burn marks. The bed was hard with a dip in the middle. I was afraid to open my bags in case of bugs, so I slept on top of the covers fully dressed and kept waking every half hour to check. Luckily, I didn't see anything crawling. The bathroom was even worse, and I felt I should have worn shower shoes. I paid for three nights but couldn't last beyond nine hours, and needed a refund for the other two. I wouldn't recommend anyone stay here unless they had nowhere else to go and were homeless.

The room price ought to include breakfast, but what they had was old pastries and fermented apple juice, which was terrible. The place itself is okay. Lock the doors and don't leave anything out, or it will get taken.

The smell, bed, and bathroom shower are just as bad as other reviews say. Definitely not somewhere to stay, even if you're just looking to get away.

We came to town to visit family and stayed four nights, though we should have left after the first day. The staff were decent, but the hotel was well below average. We were shown a nicer room downstairs, while ours was mostly clean. Our kitchenette had empty cabinets with no dishes, pots, or silverware, so I'm not sure why it's offered as a kitchen. The front desk had said breakfast included meat and eggs when we asked before checking in, but all they served was toast bread, mini bagels, pancakes, and coffee. The bed had a huge dip in the middle and felt like we were lying on the wire frame. After we complained, they changed our room, but I guarantee they didn't replace the mattress. The bathroom shower faucet knob was broken, and we had to get our key reprogrammed every day. The TV only got TNT. Looking out the window, it seemed like there were hookers in the back. We stayed because we didn't want the hassle of finding another hotel.