エコノ ロッジ(Econo Lodge)

Very cheap, but do not go there unless you are fine sharing your bed with bed bugs I was moved to a second room, and found another one of them under the pillow just 30 seconds in, despite the manager claiming that pest control came regularly, had to move to a different hotel in order to avoid contaminating my clothes with these pests.

I've stayed in a lot of hotels. This was the worst. Had to leave because of how bad it was. Zero stars. Travelers beware.

Room smelled like cigarettes the floor was sticky and gross shower had black mold all around absolutely disgusting

Very grimey room, i could tell that the floors hadnt been mopped in a while or that any surface except for the table and bathroom counter hadnt been wiped off. I was worried that the shower walls were going to peel off the dry wall they were bulging so bad. I kept getting woken up by housekeeping so i asked the front desk for a do not disturb sign and was told there werent any. I asked the desk man to tell housekeeping to not clean my room the next morning and of course got woken up. I knew what the deal was going to be when i saw the hotel from the street, just didnt think it was going to be so grimey inside.

I have a service dog with me at all times. I informed the front desk. I was charged a $20 cash pet fee. I’ve never been charged for my service dog, but it was only $20. Other than that, quiet , friendly, fridge, microwave, and very nice stafff.

You get what you pay for. This hotel was extremely dirty and run down. The nail in the coffin was seeing a cockroach run across the floor as I was preparing to check out. Travelers beware!

Worst hotel I’ve ever stayed at. Mold in the shower. Floors had piles of dirt in the corners. Beds were so uncomfortable and sheets were so stained. I’ll be asking for a refund

Floors were nasty we couldn’t take our shoes off. They never gave us fresh towels and had to replace the tv 2 times. It smelled horrible. Stains on all the linens. Needs new curtains.

Clean room, soft bright white sheets, good hot water—it was all I needed