McGoverns Hotel and Suites

Hot water was completely absent, not even lukewarm, so showering was miserable. The bathroom was dirty, with only a tiny bar of soap and two little packets of conditioning shampoo. The room was just okay, but the carpet was gross, the TV tiny, and a power strip hung on the wall. I had a key on a tag and got a second-floor room with no elevator. Maintenance workers banged on the walls all day, which was especially bad since I work nights. The fridge never cooled because its dial was switched off. A wall switch had to be flipped to power it, so I ended up sleeping with the light on. Parking was a disaster, it was noisy, and I didn’t feel safe. When I arrived, police were in the lot. The hotel had tried charging my card the morning before I arrived and left a message saying they’d cancel if I didn’t pay first. I called and gave them the card I planned to use at check-in. It’s an old dump, including the supposedly newer section, with a creepy motel feel. Never again.

I left an important key behind, and the staff called to let me know. They held onto it safely for weeks until I could return. 🤗😃🤩🥰🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈

This place feels like it takes your money and gives little back. The only upside is having a roof instead of sleeping under a bridge, and even then, the bridge might be quieter.

The police were in and out of the parking lot through the night, and I got no sleep. The manager was extremely rude, acting like our questions were a nuisance. We only wanted a couple of suggestions for where to eat, and even that seemed like too much. The place had a Deliverance feel, like Schitts Creek but with fewer teeth. The walls reeked of domestic violence, and the parking area looked like an AutoZone. I wouldn’t come back even if someone paid me. Go anywhere but here.