Stay Inn & Suites

A solid spot for a longer stay ✅ The room has a hot plate and cupboards, plus free Wi-Fi. The area looks crowded, but it’s mostly pretty quiet.

A good budget choice, especially if you’re staying awhile. It isn’t fancy, but the price was affordable. There was plenty of free parking, and the location near the highway, restaurants, and airport was handy. Front desk staff were polite and helpful at check-in, though the service overall was just acceptable for the cost. The room was clean and spacious, with a comfortable bed, microwave, fridge, TV, and air conditioning that worked well in the summer heat. Some of the furniture looked old. The bathroom was decent, the towels were clean, and there was hot water. Housekeeping could be requested, though it didn’t come very often. Wi-Fi was fine for browsing and light work. No gym or pool, but there were vending machines in the lobby. I’d rate it 3.5 out of 5.

I paid $74, but the check-in took about half an hour in the lobby. When I arrived, I was told no weekly rooms were available, even though this is supposed to be a weekly place with daily rates too. I didn’t understand how that could be, and felt I was being racially profiled. The room was meant to have a queen bed, but it was tiny. It was a non-smoking room that smelled of cigarettes, and the dressers had cigarette burns. There was food and drink left in the fridge, red marks on the sheets, hair on the bath towels, and no face towels. The kitchen area looked clean until I opened a cabinet and saw a roach. The shower didn’t look properly sanitized, the toilet seat wouldn’t stay down, and there were items left in the medicine cabinet. More roaches were on the shower rod. There were no other rooms, so I stayed, but left as soon as the sun came up. If you want a comfortable room, a warm shower, and no roaches, find somewhere else.

The rooms and kitchen area were clean, and it’s a nice basic place. The staff were consistently rude, though. Management and housekeeping went into our room while we were at the grocery store, then said we had too much stuff and had to leave, even though we still had a couple of days on the reservation. We’d only arrived the night before. For an extended-stay place, all we had on the floor was a couple of backpacks, plus some of our daughter’s crafts on the bed. That was supposedly too much.