Efficiency De Luxe Sulphur Near Lake Charles I 10

The sink in the kitchenette suddenly fell through after we'd been there a week and a few days, spraying water everywhere. We had to change rooms late at night, and mop up the hallway ourselves because Brittney didn't take care of the mess. Later, when my deposit was due back, nobody contacted me. I had to ask, and then heard there was red stuff on the top blanket or sheet. Brittney couldn't keep the explanation straight. I said that wasn't possible. I covered the beds with my own blankets because she'd warned me they'd keep the $50 deposit for stains or marks on their linens or towels, and I was careful about that. Once she realized we'd contacted management, she got angry and kicked us out, claiming we were too loud even though we'd returned after midnight that day. As we packed the car, the manager, who wasn't Brittney, begged us to stay. I told him there was no way I'd stay there. At the beginning of our stay, Ms. BRITTANY had knocked to tell us not to curse and to be quiet. We had a few kids with us and were keeping things fairly quiet, but I told her, yes ma'am, no problem. We'd traveled with young children for eight years and had never been told we were loud before. Still, no problem. I've never been treated so badly at a hotel. Oil and plant workers should know they may lose that $50 every week because their rags can get stained while showering. The back apartments were also recently infested with roaches, and that's another $290 deposit. The front desk is often empty; if someone is there, they're on the phone. The first number on the paper gets answered after about two rings, once they wake up. I could say a lot more about how bad this place is. Just stay somewhere else and avoid it.