Cozy Badin Inn is an excellent place to bunk for the night and maybe a romantic getaway…read more Festively decorated Badin Inn is cozy and celebrates the season with appropriate decor. This is an excellent historic Inn to have a special romantic getaway. Rooms are well done with period furniture. Very clean and well maintained Inn with spacious parking. Highly recommend this Inn. Check it out because the rates are great for what you get.

This inn is a throwback in time. Beautiful rooms and views. The room was a decent size. Our…read morebathroom had a corner shower which I'm not a fan of. We pretty much had the place to ourselves. Very close to Badin Lake's boat ramp's. Very few restaurants in the area so plan your meals.

Would I say this stay isn't terrible. The rooms are spacious, and up to date. There are a couple…read morethings that were bothersome during my three night stay. Coming into the hotel the lobby is nice, there's a nice size seating area and a little area to pick up last minute snacks/ items you might have forgotten. The gal that helped me during the morning was quick and attentive, she told us the elevator was slow and kind of chuckled.. thought it was odd but shrugged it off.. going to the elevator I will say it's not slow.. it's sketchy. The doors to it were already open yet I didn't see anyone coming out, we got on and it took fifty years for the doors to shut.. then a loud buzzing went off before we went up to the third floor. Walking to the room you smell about fifty different smells which is fine, multiple people cooking multiple things throughout the halls. Getting into the room the first thing I noticed was the musty smell of the room. It turned me off but the overall look of the room itself was nice and modern. The bathroom is spacious. The tub itself didn't seem to be wiped down thoroughly which I cleaned before bathing my child.. the rag came out kind of dirty which was gross. Another thing that was unpleasant was the bed sheets are white.. yet there were visible stains on the sheets, comforter and pillows.. not only that but later on I was told that the hotel is known for bed bugs... great. The breakfast was actually extremely satisfying. They had cinnamon rolls which was a big hit for my little one, pancakes, bacon and eggs, a big variety of things. I would say overall the stay was good. Clean wise it's mediocre which I wasn't expecting for an holiday inn.

The room was not clean. The floor had not been vacuumed. The tub hadn't been wiped down. I asked…read morefor a manager to call me; didn't happen.

My only regret- not getting more time here! My very first Bed and Breakfast and they truly…read morefulfilled and exceeded my expectations! Jessica greeted us in the parking lot outside and showed us inside and gave us the grand tour. Our room was the largest one- with the biggest bathroom too and just inside the front door. Perfect for us! Across from our room was the sitting room where her father (who was visiting) was working on a puzzle. The father greeted us warmly and said we could help with the puzzle if we would like. Noted*, there was a small hall way with stairs going up to the other rooms, and half bath & into the dining sun room. This is where breakfasts would be, coffee, tea and snacks were available whenever you wanted and the house was simply charming. There was a formal dining room too- I loved the antiques and historic quality in the decor. Jessica and her husband bought the Duck Smith House a couple years ago and they were both very generous with any help and information. I did partake in the puzzle and helped finish it. The breakfasts were simply delightful! Our first morning, she made apple sourdough pancakes that were an inch thick (at least)! And the bacon!!! Day two was quiche- one of my favorites and day three was waffles with stewed apples. I overheard Jessica telling someone else that she tries to rotate between sweet and savory for breakfast. John and I also enjoyed all the kitties, the goats- I fed them some grapes! and I loved the pumpkin patch they had set up for the weekend! John even went out to Justin's model shop. I hope I get to stay here again, because I absolutely loved it!!!

Just got back from my first ever experience at a bed and breakfast!... so glad my mom & I picked…read morethis place! Suzanne and Barbara are two sisters that run this place, they are the nicest people I've ever met! They basically seem like your loving grandma taking care of you. They have kept and maintained a 100% sanitary environment from the health department, & I would believe it. They turn down the bed and tidy up your room, vacuuming, refreshing towels and garbage everyday as well as an ice cold pitcher of water daily! I stayed for 4 nights 5 days & they were very welcoming and friendly the whole time. Every morning you basically get an amazing fruit starter and even more amazing breakfast entree, everything is home made!!!!! Together, these sisters always created delicious breakfasts that make me never want to leave. YES I would stay just because of their amazing food. Overall THIS is the place to go!!!

**Quality Inn - Albemarle, NC (Hwy 24/27 Bypass)**…read more I needed a one-night stay for work, and among the hotels and motels in the area, this property had one of the higher ratings available. Despite the name, this is very much a traditional roadside motel: exterior-facing doors, separate buildings, no interior hallways. The positives first. There is plenty of parking, the parking lot is clean and well lit, and the exterior areas were maintained. Check-in was done at the front desk (no app-based check-in), and the staff member was polite and professional. My room overall was clean enough to function for a short stay, and the bed and linens were clean. That said, there were several **serious and egregious issues** that cannot be overlooked. My room was in a back building, set away from the office and surrounded by woods, which felt isolated. Once inside, it became clear that while surface-level cleaning had been done, **basic safety checks and deeper cleaning were missed entirely**. The most concerning issue: **the smoke detector was completely detached from the ceiling**, with the wires hanging out. When I later opened the top drawer of the chest under the TV, I found the smoke detector itself sitting inside the drawer--along with a pack of crackers and someone else's body spray. This clearly indicates the room was not properly inspected or cleaned after the previous guest and represents a serious safety failure. Other issues included: * **Visible growth inside the refrigerator**, particularly on the top shelf of the door * A **dirty, stained plastic tray** holding the ice bucket and cups * **Silly string residue hanging on the wall and door frame above the main entrance door** * A **large crack running all the way across the sink** * A **wide gap at the entrance door near the lock**, allowing cold air to blow directly into the room * Debris and trash behind doors and in corners, showing lack of thorough cleaning * Dated, worn bathroom fixtures and visible signs of past water damage in the ceiling The room layout itself was functional, with decent lighting at the sink and several power outlets and USB ports, but it looked like items had been removed over time and never replaced. Breakfast the next morning was very basic. There was a make-your-own waffle station, scrambled eggs sitting in an **uncovered** chafing dish that appeared dry, bread and bagels with a toaster, yogurt, some cereal options, and coffee from an automatic concentrate-based machine. It was minimal and nothing more than a basic continental offering. At checkout, the front desk employee was extremely friendly and asked about my stay. I specifically mentioned the smoke detector and some of the other major concerns. He apologized and explained that the property had **recently changed ownership** and that they are working to get things corrected. I appreciate the honesty and professionalism of the staff, and I do want to give new management the benefit of the doubt. However, safety issues like a disconnected smoke detector, sanitation issues like refrigerator growth, and obvious signs of poor room inspection should never reach a paying guest--regardless of ownership transition. This property **can work for a short, one-night stay**, especially given the clean parking lot, decent lighting, clean bed, and friendly staff. But there are clear and serious quality-control, maintenance, and safety issues that must be addressed. I'm including photos with this review to accurately show what I encountered and to document areas that need immediate attention.

So... it's... okay…read more Things seemed clean. I can't speak on breakfast because they were just doing grab and go bags during COVID. But... this hotel is TIRED (see my pictures of the bathroom) and honestly the bedding was really scratchy and uncomfortable (low thread count?). I would stay here again if I needed to but it did not hold up to the usual Best Western budget friendly luxury and comfort.

Very well kept and clean, Ryan and his family were very precious and helpful with all our questions.read more

First things first. This is a discount motel that also happens to be the only one in town. Curb…read moreyour expectations. It's a bit smelly with a rug that somehow feels sticky even when dry. And like another review said, the blankets do have some cigarette burns in the smoking rooms. With all that being said... We had fun staying there. It wasn't our choice, as our previous plans fell through and it was the only option in Mount Pleasant. But the positives outweighed the negatives. It was approximately $90-100 US a night, which is quite expensive for what it is, but then again driving to Concord/Charlotte isn't worth the money either. We were upgraded to a larger room due to them having rooms free. The room itself was pretty big with a lot of space including a private bathroom, a mini fridge, microwave, bedside charger for electronics, air-conditioner/heater, big screen TV with cable and free wifi. The owners seemed nice; the husband of the two went out of his way to recommend restaurants in the town, constantly ask if we were enjoying our stay and even open the door whenever I grabbed coffee in the morning. On our first night there the water heater happened to break down in our portion of the motel, and he apologised multiple times, offering us the use of the showers in the empty rooms if needed (the heater was fixed the same evening). We had also requested to adjust the daily cleaning schedule as we were exhausted from the trip, to which they happily obliged and only came around once we had said that we were ready to have the cleaners in the room. The motel is right next to the Hardee's which makes for a great cheap, greasy breakfast. And across the street is a 24 hour Circle K for beer, snacks and cigs if you need it. We knew what we were getting into when we rented the room. You're in a small town with one motel, it's not the Ritz Carlton, but it does everything that it should.

Location is prime! It was close to everything in Mooresville and to the places that we needed to…read moreget to. There's plenty of stores nearby such as Walmart, Costco, Sam's Club, gas stations and more! Location definitely gets a star! No one was at the front desk and there was a sign that they were helping out another guest but they just came out from the back. It took 5+ minutes to wait and get greeted and then another 5 minutes to check in. Breakfast was superb, probably one of the better buffet breakfasts! That alone gets another star. Rooms were okay, a good size but what they didn't show was that though there's a "kitchen" area, there's no plates, dishes, cups, only a half fridge and microwave. No pots, no nothing. Something to keep in mind if you're wanting a full kitchen. Noise level was very minimal. I barely heard any outside noise! No racing cars, no loud guests walking outside our room. That deserves another star! Beds were not but also not good. My back hurt after a few days and it was hard to stay asleep. Overall, it was an okay stay. I don't know if I would return to this location if ever in the area again. It was okay, got the job done for what we needed.

This place was disgusting there was literally bugs in the bed and I saw MOLD in the corner of the…read moreroom like be so fr right now The sheets were STAINED IN POOP and pee!!! def don't stay here it is a mess Thank you for reading have a lovely day

"Excellent, start to finish. Everyone was great. They've locked me in the Laundry room and won't…read morelet me out until I've given 5 stars. As for negative, it wasn't negative, just a weird anomaly of the building, a 'whistling' under the door due to temperature pressures. Dustie said the room was haunted, so that put me at ease. Actually, pressing the door firmly closed solved the 'whistling' problem. The room was still haunted, but it was quieter."

Had a wonderful experience staying here. The employees were very nice and helpful. Room was…read moresparkling clean with all necessary amenities! Especially appreciated the later check out. Worked great with our schedule If back in the area will definitely stay here.

The Courtyard by Marriott in Salisbury, NC, is located off I-85. But not close enough to hear any…read moretraffic noise. It was in a quiet area, with a seafood restaurant within walking distance and a gas station near the road. The front desk clerk was very friendly and even provided more dining options. I had dropped my phone earlier in the day, and the screen was smashed, so she let me use some scotch tape to try to keep my phone operational for the rest of my trip. I was given a room on the top floor and even provided extra towels in my profile request. Sorry, I didn't get very many photos here, but I was trying not to use my phone as much. The hotel is older, but it was clean and functional. The lobby was large and had a bistro that offered dinner and breakfast. I'd return again if I was in the area as it provided a good night of sleep and reliable wifi.

I checked into the Courtyard with my elderly parents to stay during the ice storm, as we were…read moreafraid of them becoming without power at home. The staff of the Courtyard went above and beyond to make guests as comfortable as possible during this weather event. Extra comforters were handed out, and as the ice rained down, baked goodies were placed in baskets on the bar for everyone. The employees did everything they could to make a difficult event an enjoyable stay. This had to have been particularly difficult with a skeleton staff. I am especially appreciative for the bistro employees who talked with dad for hours as he told stories. The breakfast was fantastic here too! It is worth it to book your room with the breakfast package. I would highly recommend staying at this hotel. They really put an effort into taking care of their guests!

When booking a room they have at least 10 different prices they can quote. It's over priced for…read morethis little town it's in. Tubs have rust spots in them and the rooms have lady bugs flying around.

Second stay - I only have one complaint this time around. I needed to extend my reservation another…read moreday. Luckly the front desk was able to accommodate this request. HOWEVER, she did not inform me of the rate change. My original rate was $98.00 ... for the additional night (Friday) I was charged $119.00. This is something you should inform your guest of. I had to find out by looking at my receipt, which was slid under my door, as I was walking out for work.

My mom has owned a lot here since the 80s, sharing the fabulous location with stunning lake views…read morewith family and friends by her park model. It is a clean, safe community of lake life for all ages.