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complete dump. welfare hotel with lots of drug ******* milling around. Scary place actually, couldn't wait to leave. Popular with workers looking for a cheap dive. Choice hotels just doesn't seem to care.

I will never go back to this place. The air conditioner was broken and room was dirty I asked for maintenance at 3pm to fix air conditioner they told me they left front desk manager screaming when asked for a new room they told me they couldn’t. I wouldn’t waste a dollar on this room they refused to do anything I had to change my own sheets and they they proceeded to try and charge my card for another $50 for no reason. If I could have gone to another hotel I would have but everywhere was sold out. The front desk “manager” was screaming at me told me I should have just slept outside and when I asked for the GM she told me no. Stay far away from this hotel

Extremely moldy. Dirty, spider in bedding, cigarette burns in blankets, dirty dishes, ripped wallpaper, missing cabinets doors. Refilled liquid soap with water. Looks like a slum hotel. Do not stay under any circumstances. See pictures.

THAT...and only that were the good things. The room was filthy, the TP had about 1/4 inch left on the roll, there were hairs in the tub, "small curly" hair on one of the towels. The microwave and the shelf it was on were simply GROSS with food splatter. The blinds were broken/chipped. It was a 1st floor unit and the window didn't lock. The floor was so dirty that after a shower, my wet feet actually made a bit of mud while standing in the bathroom. I went to the front desk and the lady there...speaking in "hood' through her row of gold teeth said that "there were no rooms to move me to and housekeeping ****** and would have them go back and re-clean. This was at 8 AM. It never happened. I would rather sleep next to a dumpster at a Days Inn than return to this place.

I chose this hotel because I was working for two days in Port St. Lucie Florida. I had a bad experience about four years ago in a different Suburban Extended Stay Inn but chose this because it was the least expensive that I could find in the area. When I got there, the front desk clerk was extremely pleasant and efficient. When I parked my car and brought my luggage to my room I was quite dismayed to see that even though it was a motel with exterior entrances and not a hotel with interior entrances, the exterior smelled badly of stale smoke, and fresh. Garbage cans were placed about every four rooms apart as well as commercial ashtrays. The garbage cans were full, one had been tipped over with all the nasty garbage laying on the concrete. No smoking was allowed in the rooms but my room smelled of smoke. The sidewalks around the building were badly stained and in need of pressure washing. Built up gum, coffee stains, spilled soft drinks etc were covering the sidewalks. There also seemed to be homeless people who were crashing/staying/rooming in that motel. They were many bicycles, both chained and unchained, laying about. When I went into the room, I was pleasantly surprised that it was extremely clean with items available necessary to wash dishes It had two pots and two burners for use in preparing food. However, it had mis-matched placesettings, one coffee cup, two plates, three small plates, and an odd assortment of flatware. There was no coffee pot but there were packets of coffee for use. No breakfast was available, probably because they had a kitchenette in each room, but the office didn’t even have coffee which I thought was very strange. I don’t normally go to motels such as this, I normally stay at either the Hilton branded group of hotels such as the Hampton Inn or the IHC (intercontinental hotel group) brand such as Holiday Inn. The only reason why I stayed at this location was that it was about $100 per night less expensive than even the Best Western hotel. Hotels in Stuart Florida are ridiculously expensive and I really don’t know why. At any rate., I went down to Port St. Lucie to work and make money. I work 12 hour shifts or more and so don’t spend much time in the hotels but the time I do spend in them I expect to be somewhat pleasant. This Suburban In was not. The next day I was able to get into a different hotel which was $30 per night more expensive, but was much more comfortable and included breakfast.