Econo Lodge Palm Coast Central

The location was convenient, check-in was easy, and the staff were friendly enough to me. After that, things went downhill. The building seemed infested with German roaches, and they seemed more interested in the bed than I was. The room looked clean at first, but the sheets had stains of who knows what and there was a funky smell. I felt sticky after leaving, and my sinuses didn't like being there. It was probably mold. The Wi-Fi barely worked, though the cable TV was good. My maw arrived later that night and saw questionable drunk people hanging around out back. I didn't feel safe, slept maybe three hours, watched more TV, and checked out early. The staff seemed friendly, but I don't think they care about the building's condition. Enjoy the German roach montage and photos. I wouldn't come back unless I had to, like this time, out of necessity.

The exterminator was supposedly there the day before, so we didn't see any bugs, but honestly, if I were a roach, I wouldn't want to live there either. The room was questionably clean, the walls were damaged, the tub was filthy with soap scum, the curtain was moldy, and there were suspicious hairs on the bed. We had no other options by check-in, so here I am with my drunk BFF, living like we're broke and back in the 80s, just loving the good life. Welcome to the Dirt Bag Inn. Run!

I've never seen worse hotel staff. There's bulletproof glass and no lobby, and one horrible worker was cursing people out. There was a homeless camp on the property on fire, so we had to call the police and left without leaving the car. Do not stay here.

This whole building should be condemned. It reeks of mold and feces. The toilets won't flush, the sink barely works, there's no TV remote, and the door barely closes. I don't even want my dogs in there. Disgusting. Even if it's your last option, sleep in your car.