We made a last-minute reservation here for just a one night stop as we are heading to see Family…read more We chose one of the easy access sites that are meant for a short stay and it was about $55 a night with tax for a full hook up site Our site is very level, it's site number 31 and we are in walking distance to the shared shower house and laundry room. Laundry is two dollars for a wash and two dollars for a dry. The Front Desk staff were very friendly when they checked us in, they do have a pretty large convenience store, as well as some prepared food you can purchase it was great that they had a gas station with diesel right at the entrance as well as propane, so everything you need Obviously, the big draw here is the lost island waterpark, and amusement park, but both are only open on the weekend so this park is nice and quiet on a weekday, which is exactly what we were looking for

Sites are very unlevel. We tried to use our auto-leveling and it lifted the wheels off the rv…read more Tried two different sites with the same results. Quiet time at night is not enforced. Loud drunk party next door until 2:30pm. No on-site person nor phone number to call.

Thanks to Justin and Stacy for sorting a couple of problems with our new to us camper. Not only…read moredid Justin repair the problem with our plumbing but he repaired it with high quality parts - not plastic that will give out again. Their service was prompt and professional and very fair priced. We also had the added bonus of their experience when jumping into the camping world - they have a wealth of knowledge and were happy to share it, genuinely nice people, we are ready to hit the road. Happy to recommend their repair and rental services to anyone.

Wonderfully remodeled rooms, very modern looking. Extremely friendly and helpful staff. It was…read moreclean and well kept. The breakfast was wonderful with a lot of options. Would return for sure.

The not so Super stay…read more.. So we travel to Waverly, IA and are all excited for our friends wedding! We booked a pet friendly room as we didn't have anyone to watch our dog. Upon checking in after 3pm, we discovered that they didn't have many of the wedding guests' rooms ready. They said ours was ready so we offered to let other wedding guests change clothes in our room as the wedding was at 4pm. STRIKE 1: I was about to get my rooms keys and was asked to sign a paper saying that I didn't have any undisclosed pets (among other things). I explained that I only had my disclosed 40lb dog. She then tells me that I didn't reserve a pet friendly (smoking) room and that I cannot stay there with a dog. I explain that I have my LIVE DOG in my car, and know NOBODY in Waverly to watch her, explain that I will crate her and plead to stay. She basically accuses me of lying about making a pet friendly reservation and says that they would never accept a dog over 25lbs anyways. Luckily, a groomsman happened to overhear the conversation and explained that he had just checked into a smoking room when he wanted non-smoking--he asks if we can switch rooms. She sighs and acts like she is totally bending the rules to help us out. She charges us the pet fee and gives me the pet forms to sign--which states that your dog CAN be 40lbs. We end up late to the wedding because of this fiasco. Mistakes happen, but it's about how you react to them that matters. She showed 0% empathy to my situation and didn't even attempt to problem solve. The hotel was booked because of this wedding, there were other wedding goers with smoking rooms happy to give them up. STRIKE 2: Toilet was busted in our room. You had to take the lid off of the tank and jiggle some things around to get it to work. I never did master the technique, so basically our room started to smell like a big pile of smoky pee. We weren't going to be obnoxious and call the staff to flush the toilet for us, but an apology, discount, any acknowledgement would have been nice. STRIKE 3: We had a great time at the wedding despite our late arrival and returned home to the hotel. After taking turns on the broken potty, we take our dog for a walk. We have a nice little stroll, enter through the lobby, and start heading to our room. We have already started up the stairs when we hear the receptionist yelling at us. We head back to the lobby to hear her say "YOU CAN'T HAVE YOUR DOG IN HERE!" I tell her that we paid the fee and are taking her back to our pet friendly room. She continues to yell at us that we must use back entrances....which nobody ever told us...not to mention NOBODY was in the lobby being bothered by my dog's presence. Ok lady, I understand that you are taking your job very seriously and rules are rules. However, maybe only yell at guests for not following the rules when you actually tell them the rules. Also, maybe just pick your battles. I understand that you're the pet police, but all of the hotel stayers would have still survived the night had you not yelled at us. And I wouldn't be wasting my time writing this review to tell the world how unwelcoming and embarrassing my stay was. There are plenty of other hotels near by in the same price point. Just don't stay here.

The room was dirty trash behind chairs & nightstands. The electrician they used must have been a…read moreback alley untrained person. All the outlets were connected to one switch so if you turned the lights off by the switch all the outlets went out including the refrigerator, microwave & tv. All the outlets were upside down in our room, the hallways & dining area. So weird. Curtain broken. No continental breakfast, just packaged donuts. No elevator, inconvenient if your luggage is heavy or you have a lot of luggage. It could use some updating. 3stars- price was ok, location was great for us, friendly staff.

Without a doubt overall the very best Super 8 I've used. Outstanding service, very clean. Nice…read morediscount for veterans as well.

Pretty much the standard Fairfield Inn experience. The woman at the front desk was very friendly…read moreand had already given us an upgraded room as Gold Members. For once I did not have to ask and they actually had a better room for us. Of course the hotel appeared to be almost empty not unlike the abandoned shopping mall that is next door. The room was nice and in good shape as was most of the facility. It was a plus to have the extra space of the upgrade room. The breakfast was good and perhaps slightly better than the typical Fairfield breakfast. The rate was very good and the location was fine. A solid stay.

Friendly staff, clean rooms, good fitness center. Close to some nice restaurants.Will definitely…read morestay here again.

When you're caught in the middle of an Iowa blizzard in march there is no sweeter sight than this…read moreplace; staff was great, the room was clean and they had a full size mini fridge and microwave in the room; this is a luxury that's going away everywhere even in the high end hotels; to top it off, breakfast to was included also something that you no longer get in a high end hotel; my family and I got warm, took hot showers and got a hot meal before we got back on the road; all for under a hundred dollars; you just not get great deals like this anymore, highly recommended

We did everything we were supposed to: reserved the room 2 weeks in advance through the Wyndham…read moreapp, card was charged prior to our arrival, got there a little before 8pm on a Friday night, filled out, signed and initialed all the usual paperwork, gave the card for incidentals, etc. We were given key cards to room 223. The room was big and everything looked new & clean. We were happy and left after breakfast the next day to visit Lost Island. We returned to the hotel shortly before 10pm, used the key card on the back door (near the room) and found our keys didn't work on the room door and the DND sign was missing. We went down to the front desk (thinking that they must not have been programmed for 2 nights). The same woman who checked us in the night before (Deb) came over from the pool room and told us "Of course the keys aren't working, you didn't pay your bill and we don't have any record of you being here!" We were shocked and showed her the key envelope (room 223) and time stamped pictures (8pm) of the room we were given and opened up the app on my phone to show her the reservation. She insisted that she tried calling me and that my phone was disconnected (no, it wasn't. she got my voicemail when she tried with us there) and they had removed our personal belongings (which were in a closet behind the desk) when housekeeping found the room occupied. The night desk person (Jordan) came in during this exchange and said that she marked us as a no show the night before because there was no paperwork for room 224 (which is supposedly where we were assigned) and put it on the manager's door. Deb had me do the paperwork for room 224 and gave us keys. We gathered our belongings and went up to the room. It was considerably smaller than 223 (Deb told us it was a better room) and we noticed that someone had rifled through my son's wallet and we were missing a couple of bottles of water and my trip map (that we know of). We went back downstairs and asked for the phone number of someone higher up to talk to. Deb told us there was no one and that the manager could call us back Sunday afternoon after 3pm. She argued about the room (insisted they were the same) and we took the business card on the desk and went back to the room. We hardly slept that night and packed up to leave early Sunday morning. When we returned the keys there was another woman working the desk (Krystle). She said that she was the manager, that she wasn't called about the issue and that they shouldn't have removed our things, etc. She said that she would have someone call me Monday morning about it. Another woman (Krista?) called me at 10:53 Monday and contradicted everything Krystle said. She even put me on hold, told me she was calling Krystle, and that Krystle was the one who authorized removing our things. She told me that all she could do was refund Saturday night and she argued with me when I said it wasn't even about the money, it was about the feeling of violation and lost sense of security. I haven't received a refund yet and with all the different stories and lies from everyone we dealt with there is no way I would recommend this hotel to anyone.

General: I stayed here for work in early September, 2024…read more Location - Right off the highway that is a quick drive from the college campus and many different restaurants and shopping options. One downside from that, is that it might be a little noisy if your room is on the freeway side. Rooms & Building - Rooms are standard Country Inn rooms with a touch of modern décor. They were clean and comfortable. The hotel itself has the standard Country Inn modern design with neutral colors, open airy public spaces, and light wood designs. Amenities - There is a good sized indoor pool that also included a hot tub. I used the hot tub and it was relaxing. Quick shout out - whoever painted the tropical decor in the pool area did an amazing job. Such detail and attention to realism, it looked awesome. I would have that artist paint those things in my own home, so cool. Food - There is a free breakfast buffet offered at this location. The breakfast layout is your standard waffle bar layout. Hot options include eggs, breakfast meat and fresh waffles. Continental options are available too such as yogurt, cereal, breakfast breads, fruit, etc. and also some more rare things such as Poptart packs, single serve soy or almond milk cartons, and other single serve food items. There was plenty of options for a variety of tastes. Vibe - Easy going and friendly staff. They had fresh backed cookies available at all times and they actually had them available (most of the time, they bake one batch and if you miss them, you miss them). They kept the cookie tray full, so welcoming. Reality vs. Online - Pictures that I saw on their website and online matched the quality and condition of the hotel and rooms in-person. No surprises. Price & Final Verdict - Price was just a bit over $100 for one night. Great price point for what was offered. I would stay here again if in the area.

I have to give a shout out to Rex! This man is an amazing human being! Made us feel welcome from…read morethe second we entered the door. We had a long trip getting here, and he was quick to point out the pool and spa to us. The room was absolutely amazing and very well priced. My wife and I now have a great place to stay every time we travel out this way. Max! You are the best!

Today July 20, 2023…read more I am here now, my job reservered a room for me and I happened to show up durning check out time. Apparently they were packed to capacity so they had all rooms to clean. I had to wait about 2.5-3hrs before anything was available..BUT the manager (I would assume) let me know the deal and kept me aware of how long it would take.. I waited in the lobby and played games read a book. The smell of clean was very refreshing!!! The housekeepers were working very hard matter of fact all the staff to turnover rooms while still receiving calls and visits for reservations. I am proud to say this is one hotel I would return to..because of concern for customers and how hard they work..unfortunately understaffed. This is a thankless job but we are like a place to rest that is convenient and clean and we can because of how hard they work. When my room was ready it was so clean and smelled so fresh..the floors were clean as well. Be nice and appreciative when you check in here because they truly work hard. A huge plus..they had chocolate chunk chocolate chip cookies in the lobby which were freaking delicious. I am very thankful for their attentive attitude and cleanliness and hospitality.

Mixed reviews- The furniture in this hotel needs a facelift…read more Carpet needs to replaced. Walls are paper thin and can hear everything your neighbors are doing. Window shades had some holes in them and are dirty. Bathroom was nice, super clean, shower was surprisingly spacious. Rooms have mini fridge and microwave and a keurig with pods provided. I was also surprised with breakfast- they had bacon, turkey sausage, pancakes, cheese omelets, biscuits and gravy, cereal, milk & juice, yogurt, warm cinnamon rolls, bagels and toast.