No. No. No. No. Don't stay here.
This is, by far, the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. I couldn't be paid to stay here again. After only being in the room for one night, I cancelled the rest of my booked nights and made a reservation elsewhere. I REALLY should have taken note when a customer came in while I was checking in and told the front desk clerk that he was checking out several days early. I assumed he shortened his trip. I'm 100% sure he left for the same reasons that I did. I had a three day reservation and left after the first night. 
Here are the cons to staying here: 
1. Construction workers - I read the review from April that said there are construction workers staying here. I (incorrectly) assumed that they would be gone now that it was August. No. They're definitely not. There are so many of them that they have the majority of the rooms. Unfortunately, they're not all together and there are so many of them that there's no way to be placed away from them. They cook on the sidewalk with several barbecue pits (seriously ghetto) and, while they cook, they talk to each other across the building. Yes, from one side to the other. Good luck having any quiet at all. When they're not yelling at each other, they're blaring a huge boombox out on the sidewalk on one end of the hotel and blaring music from a car with open doors on the other end of the hotel. Different songs, too, just in case you don't like one of the songs. Don't worry. You'll be able to hear both songs just fine from your room. 
2. Stains. Everywhere. On the carpet, the chair, the shower curtain, the walls. 
3. The carpet. My son had dark black feet after walking on the carpet for minutes. We all wore our shoes inside from that point on. I understand not cleaning the carpets after every guest...but you need to clean teh carpet once every ten years or so at least.
4. You can hear the water through the walls. So, every single time someone flushes, washes their hands or takes a shower, you'll know. When those amazing military men get up bright and early for weekend training, you'll know. They'll (unknowingly) wake you up, too, when they shower, use the bathroom and wash their hands. 
5. Cleanliness. The trash can wasn't even emptied out. In our trash? Used tissues and the previous guest's empty bottle of shampoo. It took up half the can, but I guess the cleaning lady figured there was at least another half a bag to be used so why not leave it? There were hairs on the toilet seat that didn't belong to my family. 
6. The neighborhood. Turn left after the hotel and you're in a place that you probably don't want to be after it turns dark. Although the air force base is minutes away, the area is not safe at all (the military personnel are plenty safe behind their guarded fences). I didn't feel safe at all when I made a wrong turn and was just thankful that it wasn't night and that I was able to navigate my way out.
Pros:
1. Price... but you get what you pay for here. 
2. It's close to Denny's (walking distance) ...but we never got the chance to eat there because we checked out as soon as we woke up the first morning we were there. 
3. The young man who works in the morning is extremely friendly. It sounded very obvious that he's aware of the noise issues with the construction workers. Unfortunately, I think they chose the nice chunk of money offered now by the construction workers versus the luxury of repeat business from other customers who may have overlooked other things if not for the noise from their construction workers. 
Red Roof has lost a customer for life because of this incident.