Econo Lodge & Suites

The faucet barely worked, and the room smelled of mold and mildew. It wasn’t clean, either, and the rags had stuff on them. I checked out early, but they wouldn’t refund the unused days.

The lobby was nice, and the women at the front desk, both at night and in the morning, were pleasant. The room was cheap, though a bug appeared in the tub, so I’d ask for an upper floor if possible. Breakfast was very small. There’s also a deposit you may not see mentioned; the woman at the desk was willing to accept cash for it.

We paid 300 every two days for a two-month stay, and the way we were treated at checkout was awful. The male manager was nasty and kept rushing us out. While that was happening, the maid walked in without knocking, even though they’d seen my husband and me plenty of times. The towels had spots and were dirty, so we even washed them ourselves before leaving. The room itself was nice, but it was full of bugs. Ms. Linda was so sweet and helped us a lot. Besides Ms. Linda, I’d say don’t stay here.

Miss Linda made check-in easy, had a great chat with me, and gave advice that saved me money. The people here are very nice, and the stay made me like the city too. It’s close to everything, including Walmart and places to eat. When I’m back here for work, this is where I’ll stay. It’s a great option on a budget.