Old and filthy
I didn't stay here by choice. The "nicer hotel" next door where I originally booked my reservation was unable to accommodate me the first night of my stay (long and different story) due to a large group who did not check out that day. So they comped my room and put me in this place for one night on their dime. After 9pm, you cannot access the lobby and must use a small foyer with a night window in it to conduct business with the staff member. I will say she was very friendly and accommodating though. I knew I was going to be dissapointed in my stay when I observed about 20 semi trucks parked in the lot. Nothing against truckers but it gages, in my mind, the caliber of the establishment. On my way to the room, there were numerous bystanders hanging around in the shadows outside, which if I wasn't fully capable of protecting myself, might have me a bit concerned about safety. Of course my hunch was correct when I walked into the drab, extremely sparse and EXTREMELY dirty room. Carpet was absolutely filthy, the beds were old and uninviting, sheets had cigarette burns, pillows were dingy and flat, the dresser was worn out and badly weathered, the door had gaps all around it and was covered in dirty stains. The toilet had obviously not been cleaned as there were splatters of (yep, brown remnants) from the previous guest. Fortunately, I did not have to get close enough to that to concern myself during this very short night. The towels were a very unappealing shade of dirty white. The only good thing I can say about the room is the shower water pressure is excellent, but fine tuning the temperature is a challenge. If I had paid for this room, I would have asked for my money back and stayed elsewhere. As it was, I had got there late and this was my choice on someone elses dime. I just wanted to get some sleep and get out of there.