Looking to save money? Look somewhere else.
Just to start off, for those that are thinking about staying at this hotel just to save a couple bucks look somewhere else. My party and I booked a room here for 5 nights, and moved out to a Double Tree two nights into our trip which provides significantly better service. If my party and I had originally booked the Double Tree by Hilton to stay the whole trip we would have saved $20 in comparison to this place. So, no, sadly at this place guests do not get what they pay for, because another and significantly better quality hotel turned out to be cheaper at the end of my trip.
To begin, the neighborhood around the hotel is rather neglected and impoverished. When we first arrived we let it go assuming we would be safe inside the hotel considering there is an attendant watching the front door. Needless to say we were proven wrong rather quickly, but I'll elaborate on that later.
Upon check-in, I told the attendant in lobby that I actually had four guests, instead of the original two I had booked online for a double queen room. Originally our plans for the trip was for only 2 people, and after plans changed to 4 I had overlooked changing the real amount of people arriving at the hotel. Due to this discrepancy, I was charged an extra $10 per unstated person that would be staying at the hotel, so that would have been $20 a night for 5 nights leading to a $100 dollar charge. I let it go and did not argue with the attendant, because in the end it was my mistake for not changing the amount of people staying. However, my friend who was not so pleased with the idea of having to pay extra to allow four people to stay in a double queen bedroom with the stated maximum occupancy of four people went only to check if there was a difference in charge depending on the amount of people staying. He went onto the Super 8's site, and went through the process of booking the same room we had for a party of both 2 and 4 people, only to find that in fact online there was no difference in the cost between a 2 or 4 person party. So, basically the hotel was charging us an extra $10 per unstated person for a room with an occupancy we did not exceed, simply for the fact that they were unstated. In other words, the extra $10 charge was NOT because of the hotel needed to spend extra resources like water, or electricity for the unstated extra person, which would be understandable, but merely because the person was unstated on the reservation.
Yes, in the end I understand that it was my fault for not stating the 2 extra persons, but I am merely saying the only reason I was charged the extra money was because they were unstated, and NOT because of resources.
When we entered our hotel room it was muggy, and my party was once again rather forgiving considering the weather was hot outside and the curtains were closed. In order to amend this we turned on the A/C, only to realize it did not work.
We forgo the A/C problem assuming we could just open the windows and air out and cool down the room. Upon opening the curtains I noticed a large crack in the window, and with further inspection realized that it was caused by a bullet hole. I'm unaware to how long it has been there, but nonetheless it was rather jarring to me and my entire party as to the safety of the hotel. Regardless, there wasn't anything we could do about it so I attempted to open the window to let out the air, only to once discover another problem. The hotel had been bolted so it would only open halfway, successfully curving the effectiveness of airing out the stuffy air.
Needless to say, the curtains stayed close for the entirety of our short stay.
And here are a few other things my party and I discovered during our rather short 2 day stay -
- a splotchy worn grey rug, which we guessed use to be white at some point
- a severely stained toilet, so stained that you can tell where the housekeeping had scraped something sharp against certain parts the stain in attempt to remove it, but to no avail.
- a couple panels of the linoleum faux wood floors that had begun to peel and stick up
- a rather sad attempt to correct damage paint done to a chair being slammed against the wall to many times.
- stained bed sheets and chairs
- a bathroom door that did not close, nor lock
- a sleeping door attendant in the middle of the night. One of the members in my party went out to have dinner with a family member, and he came back at around 1:30 A.M. only to discover the front door wide open, and the door attendant asleep. The elevators are quite literally a few steps from the front door, so it wouldn't be that hard for strangers or other people who are not booked at the hotel to enter and go to the other floors. Card key's are not necessary to activate the elevator, so literally anyone can gain access to any of the floors. It doesn't help that the neighborhood this hotel is located is rather impoverished. 
- even during the day the single lobby attendant wasn't paying attention. There's a small t.v. they keep behind the desk in which they spend way to much time watching instead of doing their job.
- thin walls, we could hear our neighbors enjoying themselves quite clearly
- a ridiculously tiny parking lot for the amount of rooms this hotel provides. Eventually cars just began to make their own parking because of how full it became. 
In about half an hour of entering our room we decided to leave, ASAP. My very detailed friend was able to find, and miraculously book a king room at a Double Tree approx. 15 minutes from where we were. Within an 1-2 hours we had canceled the last 3 days of our stay and booked them with the Double Tree by Hilton. I will give this hotel props for decent wi-fi, without it I don't think we could have found the Double Tree and escaped this nightmare of a hotel.
The irony of this is we originally booked this hotel to save money, but if we had originally booked the stay at the Double Tree our hotel costs would have been $20 less. Also the Double Tree's services were a huge improvement. Wonderfully clean, large king room, a pull out couch bed, and a lovely neighborhood with a shopping center with many conveniences nearby.
So, if you're looking for a place to stay, and save money, look somewhere else. If my party is able to find a place that costs less than this nightmare, and a place that is significantly higher quality, so can you.