Travel Inn

Inn

The staff was wonderful. 5 stars for the man who helped us to our room and checked us in late at night. Everything else however… We paid $130 a night in advance, as it was the most affordable in the area for the night. Upon arrival, they were offering vacancies for $90 a night. We asked why the price was so much lower and he claimed it was because we were in a newly renovated, upgraded room. This got our hopes up about the quality, but we were very wrong. The room ended up being on the very end of the hotel, overlooking the road. The last room at the end — far away from the main U-shaped block of rooms. This meant that the room was very loud at night from the busy road traffic, and the Wi-Fi did not reach. There was no elevator and the stairs were very slippery in the rain (which, given how often it rains here is a big issue). I was in a walking cast and had issues getting up and down safely. We also had trouble getting hot water — I'm assuming we were quite far from the water heaters as well. Once we got it going it seemed fine, but we had to run the water for quite some time. The pillows didn't smell very clean, so we had to cover them with our own personal belongings. They also had decorative throw pillows that didn't appear to have ever been washed. The furniture was weird — like cheap outdoor patio furniture instead of indoor furniture, and a folding guest bed instead of a proper frame and mattress.

Cable, microwave, bathtub. They said theyve been housing some homeless. One of the managers came to my room.