Express Inn

The main door lock keeps failing. Each time I tried to get in, the door was locked and my card wouldn’t work. This inn wasn’t worth $100. It seems people who look like typical homeless people are charged less while others get taken advantage of and charged extra. I’m 19, pregnant, and homeless now because pregnancy complications keep me from working. Every day I’m trying to figure out how to survive another night and find a roof over my head, so the idea that I can afford $100 a night just isn’t true. I would never recommend this hotel. A chair in front.

The owner is friendly and respectful. But there are mice! I checked in and left within an hour. They wait until it gets quiet, then come out to eat your food and play in the trash can. Just so you know.

I’ve been living here for two weeks, and it’s been a great experience. The family who owns the place are friendly and family oriented, and make sure you have what you need in the room. There’s a mini fridge and microwave in every room. It works for an overnight stay, or, like me, as a decent place to get your life in order for however long that takes.

Horrible place, stay far away from this dump. Our room smelled, there was no hot water, and we had to switch rooms three times because the showers didn’t work right. Worse, drug addicts wandered around at all hours knocking on doors looking for people, while the owner watched drug activity, with drugs being sold right out of his rooms. The people here are horrible too. It doesn’t deserve even this one star, but you can’t post without one.