All Day Inn

The front desk service was awful, especially from the young woman working evenings and nights. She was rude, didn’t greet me or make eye contact, and showed no urgency. Supplies that should be free, like toilet paper and fresh sheets, are hard to get. If you miss the one cleaning lady when she comes around, you’re out of luck. After 4, once she’s gone, there are no towels, sheets, or toilet paper available, even in an emergency. There are plenty of other hotels along this strip, and any of them would be a better choice.

I won’t stay here again. The rooms need updating, there were bugs, and the door locks in my room didn’t work. When I told the front desk worker about the bugs, he said he knew but didn’t know where they were coming from. I also heard a guest shout that she’d been bitten by bed bugs, and the workers wanted to blame her. They need to have someone spray every room in the motel.

I was so uncomfortable in this room I kept cringing whenever I sat down. The furniture was old, the bed frames were broken down and nearly on the floor, and just one light in the whole room worked. The bathroom door and walls had cigarette burns, and the door had what looked like blood on it. The carpet looked like it came from the ’70s, and the comforter had burn holes. I couldn’t get my money back, so I’m sharing what happened. Zero stars, please!

For $50 a night, I guess you get what you pay for. I killed several roaches, though I didn’t see bed bugs, and the bed wasn’t comfortable. The toilet also wasn’t working properly. The room had two refrigerators that didn’t work and a microwave that sparked even when it wasn’t being used. I had to plug in the refrigerator that did work. The TV had no remote, but the nice woman at the desk gave me one. It didn’t support HDMI, so I couldn’t connect my Fire Stick, and the Wi-Fi connection was really bad.