The Anuva Hotel

I didn’t stay after arriving because the place didn’t feel safe to me, given how misleading the listing seemed. The booking site called it a brand-new hotel and showed tennis courts and a playground, but there were none of those. What I found was a handful of makeshift rooms behind someone’s home, built into an old shed with a tarp over part of the sagging roof. It didn’t seem like a hotel at all. The listing was false advertising and a misleading representation.

The owner wanted $120 for a six-hour check-in instead of offering an early check-in fee like competing hotels do.

The rooms are beautiful and really nice. You can adjust both the heating and cooling to suit your needs. I was surprised to learn clean towels are provided only once a week, though. I ended up running to walmart to buy enough to use one each day, especially washcloths. Bring your own if you’re staying more than a few days.

While my house was being renovated, I stayed there for months and always paid on time. They charged me $120 a night for months when the rate was $90, and the weekly price was $500 but I was charged $630. I only found out after different friends called and were quoted lower rates. When I confronted him, he said they were lying. I feel like I was taken advantage of and totally ripped off. Possibly prejudice, but I don’t know why I was picked to be victimized when I gave him good money for months. There were spiders and bugs galore, too. Go at your own risk.