I came in 4 nights ago for a room with my fiancé. Everything is fine workers were wonderful Lobby could be better. Turns out I know Why they were so nice. BED BUGS I used my uv light to check the sheet and mattres before we lied down for the night FOUR of them just in the side of mattres. Not only there was hair on the sheet and a stain. When I went down to lobby to ask for a new sheet at least,they said "you got the room you got" we left and fought with them for a refund. I WONT RECOMMEND. WAH read more

Firstly, I purchased a room that said it came with both a microwave and a refrigerator, but it only had a fridge. Then, there was graffiti on the mirror, cigarette burns on the bed and blankets, and no remote for the TV. Additionally, there happened to be a fire in the middle of the night and because the smell of burning rubber and wires I requested a refund because the smell was so noxious I was literally unable to sleep. Not even to mention that you can hear people talking in their rooms from dowm the hallway and the whole place reeked of tobacco and marijuana. Overall the place honestly sucked. While asking for refund one man said they don't do refunds whatsoever until I asked a different lady who told me I'd need to contact a manager tomorrow. read more

no microwave on first floor, its communal. second floor smells like cigs n butts. front desk, rude and WILL talk ab u behind ur back. People are nosy read more

Recently renovated property that I found to be reasonably priced, clean, and relatively close to where I needed to go in Burlington in mid-August 2018. There was nothing whatsoever wrong with my room, and I found the hallway that I was staying on to be quiet (no paper-thin about the walls). Contrary to popular belief on other review sites, there are amenities at this location with a good-sized swimming pool situated in the rear of the building. Customer service was so-so. The guy in the evening (Duke) could've been nicer, and at least acted as if he really wanted to be there when I checked in. Who knows? Maybe he was having a bad day. Nonetheless, the attractive female with the Caribbean accent that checked me out in the morning certainly made up for the lack of prior customer service with her positive & exuberant attitude. One major plus of this property is its location. Probably 2-3 minutes from I-89, and there is an Italian restaurant, McDonald's, and Dunkin Donuts (inside of the Shell gas station next to another fast food restaurant) that is within reasonable walking distance of this Motel 6 property. And yes, WiFi is free! read more

Motel 6 - The outdoor pool view from my room. - Hotels Near Me - Colchester, Vermont

This place is absolute dump....the first night we stayed we found a pair of dirty shoes under our bed and 3 inches of dust. The next night we stayed at a different location(thank god)....then on Friday night they charged us $250 for the night for another dirty room, and even though it's pet friendly had a dog wake us up at 5 am, and better yet there is no smoking in the motel but yet all you could smell was weed in the hallway.....UNACCEPTABLE!! read more

Not sure what all the negative reviews are about. Came here in a pinch after arriving in Burlington and was given a great room for a great price. Everything was clean and the desk staff were awesome and friendly. The most eventful thing that happened was the vending machine keeping my quarter. 5/5 will stay again when I'm in the area next. read more

No complaints about this motel, especially since the purpose was a quick overnighter on our way to the Burlington airport. The location is convenient near a major road and food places. The staff at the front desk was very friendly and welcoming and out check in process was fast and easy. The room itself is nothing to be impressed about but it was clean and had the basics available. read more

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First, the lobby clerk was rude. Next, someone/people is/are actively chain smoking. Third, the room is dirty...hair and dirt in the tub and sink, and hand prints on the walls. Oh, and no microwave, fridge or coffee maker in the room. Really?! Not worth the money. read more

Motel 6 - Hand prints on the walls. - Hotels Near Me - Colchester, Vermont

I have no idea why this place is rated so low. The time I stayed, it was wonderful. Just a heads up, the reason I picked to give this Motel 6 a four-stars is because it was definitely great value for the price that we paid. When walking in, I was immediately greeted with a smile and willing to assist in checking-in. When I went into my room, I was surprised how clean it was compared to other Motel 6's that I have stayed in the past. The room that I had was remodeled in this odd fashion where the flooring was fake wood, and one wall was painted orange. I guess they were going for a modern look. Like I had said, the place was surprisingly clean. It was a nice place to rest my head at night. I had no problems with other guests in the building. TIP: They do have wi-fi but you have to pay for it per night, and per device that you connect to it. read more

They have ants, that was the first thing we noticed in our room. Ant bait was under our beds so the Motel knew. They did a very poor job of cleaning, especially the shower. No employee that we saw was wearing a mask. People hanging out with the employees at the front desk at all hours of the night. Be prepared to be woken up by the front desk playing their music loudly early in the morning as well. I paid $149.59 for a double bed and it was a complete rip off. Do not go to this motel. read more

Motel 6 - This was under the bed. Still didn't stop the ants from being everywhere in our room. - Hotels Near Me - Colchester, Vermont

Yes I enjoyed my stay here to it's entirely. Everything was on point from the moment I was greeted and followed to a nicely clean room. My favorite? No rugs in room. I think that promotes better hygiene. read more

Motel 6 - Hotels Near Me - Colchester, Vermont

The staff here are very pleasant and work extremely hard to accommodate guests. The rooms are very clean and inviting. They are budget friendly. They welcome pets and just like at home you are expected to clean up after them, the motel does provide fiddo dog bags and trash cans around the facility so you can clean up after them. They offer fresh coffee in the morning. They do offer tea and hot water that you can make instead of coffee. There is Wi-Fi and plenty of parking. They do have a pool that is available except during the winter months. I recommend this motel to everyone. Each person has their own experience with hospitality and mine has been extremely pleasant and The staff are very professional and extremely compassionate. They do leave the light on for you, *smiles*. One last thing Please no matter the kind of day you are having please be considerate and respectful to the staff, it's not their fault you are having a bad day. I have witnessed some guests verbally abusing staff here and its completely uncalled for. Treat them how you would want someone to treat you and your family. Safe travels everyone! read more

My fiance and I wanted a short weekend away without breaking the bank, and Motel 6 was the most affordable place to rest our heads in this area. The reviews were a bit off-putting but we decided to give it a shot anyway. PROS: -Front Desk woman was very kind, friendly and informative -Room was CLEAN. I have OCD and was very worried about the room not being to my standards. Other than some burn marks from curling irons etc on the bathroom vanity, the room smelled clean, the mattress and bed linens were fresh and clean, and everything else was completely dust-free. Plenty of clean towels were in the room as well and the shower and toilet were spotless. -We were given an option of which floor we'd like our room to be on. -Location. There is a McDonalds/Burger King just feet away as well as a Shell Station with a Dunkins inside, so no worry about grabbing coffee or breakfast/gas/snacks etc. It's also very close to Burlington and much more affordable than the hotels directly in Burlington. CONS: -Most uncomfortable bed I have ever slept on in my entire 32 years of being alive. It was very, very uncomfortable and my fiance and did not sleep well. - Wi-Fi is not free, which I found ridiculous. -Water pressure is horrible. The sink spits out barely more than a trickle of water. Shower is a bit better but still pretty bad. -ZERO amenities. Just...nothing. They do serve coffee in the lobby for a short period of time and have a vending machine in the lobby as well. The only amenity in the room was a small bar of soap. No shampoo/conditioner which is a bummer because I rarely want to bring my huge bottles of products with me on vacation. There's no blow dryer. There's no mini fridge which I was fine with at first until we realized we had leftovers from dinner we couldn't take back with us. Our room also had no drawers or places to put clothing- Just a few hangers on a pole, so if you're going to be staying for more than a couple days, make sure you're OK with leaving all your stuff in your bag. -LOUD. I was told quiet hours started at 10, however our room was the last one at the end of the first floor hallway, meaning we were next to the door that lead to the stairwell, as well as next to the door that lead outside to the side of the building. Not only were doors SLAMMING all night long from people going out to smoke, but there were people in the hallways talking loudly LONG after "quiet" hours and it's so echo-y in there that it felt like they were right in the room with us. Also, this is a pet friendly hotel which is great, but expect barking dogs randomly throughout the day and evening. The loudness along with the super-uncomfortable bed made for an incredibly restless night. We honestly would have slept better in our car. Overall: It's not an awful place if you're looking for somewhere that is clean and affordable for maybe a night or two. I would not recommend staying here longer than that. Request a room that isn't near an exit/stairwell or you'll be hearing doors slam all night. Bring a blow dryer and shampoo/conditioner, body wash etc. Bring your own pillows and maybe snacks and things that don't need refrigeration. The beds are terrible, but if you're one of those people who can sleep on pretty much anything, you should be fine. We probably won't be staying here again but my number one concern with hotels is cleanliness, and I was very pleased with how clean everything was here- if that is also your major concern, you should be happy with Motel 6. read more

If you are only looking for a bed to sleep in, the Motel 6 is perfect: it is bare bones and barely met my needs. I stayed here with my aunt for an job interview in town. We drove up from Boston and I booked this room because it was the cheapest price I could find in the area. I paid about 85$ including tax for a double bedded room and honestly, I was disappointed. No hair dryer, wicked small towels in the bathroom, no shampoo, no clock/radio. There were feedback cards, just no pens to actually write the feedback with. The tub in the shower felt uneven and bowed and creaked when I shifted my weight even slightly. If you are just passing through, this place will do. If you are expecting to be comfortable, I suggest you pay another 20 dollars and stay elsewhere. Oh yeah, and the wireless IS NOT FREE! It costs 2.99 per device per day. Don't worry! You can walk over to the 24/7 MacDonald's across the street since they offer free wireless. I'm sure the 3rd shift employees would love the company. read more

This place was pretty grim for $126/night. Pretty sure we got screwed because we were here for marathon weekend in Burlington, but apparently this was the cheapest place that Bookings.com had. Bf and I were here for one night and it was just really grim. Place smelled terrible, the people that were staying there that weren't marathon runners were all pretty sketchy and odd.... first room we went to had a non functional toilet, but management was pretty good about swapping us out to a new room pretty quickly, so I appreciated that. You have to pay for wifi as well as shampoo here, so bring your own shampoo/conditioner if you're staying here--they do have soap though. Wifi was actually not awful--we managed to stream part of a movie so that was impressive. Bed and room itself was really small but didn't look noticeably dirty or problematic. I mean we were only here for a night so it wasn't too bad, but I didn't get an overwhelming vibe that made me want to ever really stay here again. It is located right across from a Mickey D and a Burger King so that's kinda cool I guess. tldr; for the price we were paying, the value was just too low. the room is in okay shape, but certainly nothing to rave about read more

To echo some of the reviews on Priceline and TripAdvisor, there's an issue with heat. Vermont snows and can drop into the teens, 20s, 30s, or below, and the heaters do not work in some of Motel 6's rooms. A tip I would give is to check to make sure that your thermostat works correctly before you complete your check-in, and have that be mandatory. The large issue is the lack of accountability. Management does not care because they do not have to stay in the rooms, so they default to gaslighting you and saying that it's warm enough (WINTER in a state that borders Canada) and offer a space heater that is inadequate and not what you signed up for when you booked the room. And if a hotel with three floors hands out space heaters, then obviously they're aware of the problem. Outside of that the rooms are clean, the hotel is in a convenient location, and there is an elevator and vending machines. read more

3.5 stars. Standard Motel 6: moderate, reasonably clean room. Huge shower, though the curtains kept getting sucked in by the draft due to the hot water. Friendly staff let us keep our bags for a few extra hours behind the counter. The big minus: no free internet, which we had expected. read more

I would not stay here again if given the choice. I get that its an economical chain but this is usually the type of hotel we stay in when traveling and I've had better experiences for sure. Cons: - WiFi is $3 per device per day but it is terrible. Ended up using my phone as a hotspot -beds are not very comfortable, little like rollout styles, back was sort of sore at waking - no mini fridge - no do not disturb signs - no toiletries other than bar soap, no blow dryer - first room, it was very hot, tried to turn on AC and it just started blowing even hotter air!! That was the worst, their solution: move to a new room. We had to go down and get new keys and move at 10 pm. New room had proper AC. - first room had a dead bug on the ground - small and rough bath towels Pros - generally in a safe area, close to downtown (3ish miles) - semi-clean - room came equipped with a beer bottle opener..... Generally I just care about cleanliness and safety but I'm not feeling this hotel, we had trouble finding ones more in the downtown area but I imagine that was because there was a marathon going on, but in the future I'd try to go that route. read more

This was a decent place to sleep. The room was clean, desk staff was friendly, and we had no real complaints. It is definitely budget quality which was our expectation. read more

Do yourself a favor and stay at the Quality Inn across the street ... 1. Manger actually tried to charge us a $3.00 fee for WiFi ... The McDonald's across the street has free WiFi! This guy needs to wake up. 2. The room was dirty and hadn't been cleaned thoroughly. 3. The toilet seat wouldn't stay up on it's own. 4. There was no hair dryer. For a chain hotel, this place does not make the grade. read more

Room was clean enough, but very small, smelled funny and didn't have some of the nicer accessories (no shampoo, alarm clock, pen/paper) that can be found at other Motel 6 locations. We did have a bottle opener attached to the bathroom counter (never seen that in a hotel before!) so while washing your hair may not happen, you will be able to open your craft beer! Staff was nice. For the price it was fine for a night. read more

Coming back from NY (heading to NH) last weekend and stopped in last minute. Apparently there was a dance convention in the area, as most of the other hotels were booked solid. Motel 6 did have a room available, but after tax it was $149 a night. We needed a room, so we took it. As with what other reviews have stated, there were a number of people and kids up, running up and down the halls, yelling and making noise late into the night. Minimal noise insulation between our room and the hall. The room was clean and recently renovated, but very sparse. No night stand on the right side of the bed. The bed was a FULL size, not a queen. My fiance and I are not small people... sooo... it was 'cozy'. No alarm clock, no USB plug to charge our phones, no in room coffee maker, no conditioner or shampoo in the bathroom.... no breakfast at check out. Ultimately we needed a clean place to sleep for a night and the hotel fit that bill, but in my opinion it is over priced for what you get. read more

The front-desk agent was asleep when I arrived, it took a phone call to the national customer service line, and 20 minutes for someone to arrive and help me. When I made my revervation earlier in the week., I requested on the phone a plug to plug in for my electric car, and 'Arwin' assured me that he would leave a note for the front-desk staff. When I arrived, the staff had no idea what I was talking about or anything about a plug I could use outside. I walked around the hotel twice and could not find anything. Terrible experience, I will not actively seek out a Motel6 hotel again. read more

Pros: clean, new, well maintained, cheap Cons: very spartan (expected), totally unreliable and unfree wireless, only moderate soundproofing, hallways reaked of cigarettes. This place had a lot of sketchy guests and empty cases of beer in parking lot on Sunday morning. Basic is fine for the price but if they are not careful it will turn into a welfare motel. read more

Burlington and its surrounding towns all increase their hotel rates the weekend of the Vermont Brewers Festival each July. They might not admit it but it's a fact. I found a double room at the Motel 6 in Colchester for $125 a night and booked it two months ahead of time. Motel 6 is tucked away off the main road just off the interstate in Colchester, so much so that you might drive right by. This hotel has a modern look to its reception desk and ample parking. The girl who greeted me when I checked in was extremely nice, and in general all the staff were very pleasant and helpful. The room was small but cozy, and unfortunately it didn't have a full closet, refrigerator, or microwave. Upon entering I immediately noticed burn marks on each of the bedsheets and also on the window curtain. This was supposed to be a non-smoking room. There were also noticeable black hairs left on the bathroom sink counter and on the desk. One of the other things that also baffles me is why Motel 6 does not provide shampoo for each room. I asked and apparently I could buy it out of the vending machine around the corner for a price. If I am spending $125 a night I would expect at least a small bottle of shampoo in my room - I have never ever been to a hotel that did not provide shampoo. Additionally, the Wi-Fi was also charged at $2.99 per device per day but it was terrible and hardly ever worked. Again, for $125 a night I would expect that my Wi-Fi be included in the purchase price and for a major hotel chain like Motel 6, I would expect the Wi-Fi to actually function. Overall, this Motel 6 had a friendly staff but the amenities just did not make up for it. The price was outrageous for the room that I ended up getting and for the services that were not even included. There are plenty of hotels in the Burlington-Colchester-Winooski area and next time I will be finding another one to stay at. read more

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They should probably just discontinue these Motel 6's, condemn them and be done with it . And that's saying it nicely. $147 a night for one occupant, it looks like a low budget dorm room. I paid less a night recently for a resort room in the white mountains. Motel 6 has no coffee pots in the rooms, no refrigerator, no microwave, no clocks. They have one wood and metal chair that is reminiscent of the chairs we sat on in grade School in the 70's with bedding about the same era and walls painted in Home Depot orange with no pictures to offset the hideously depressing atmosphere. They get a 1 and that's only because the front desk clerks were the only pleasant part of the entire experience. read more

The manager 'Jessica' is extremely rude used excessive profanity and don't give basic common curtesy or respect to customers if your African American. I have Video footage of her being rude and disrespectful that I'm sending to local news, leaders of the African American Civil rights activists and Jim Amorosia, Julie Arrowsmith and Mike Brower the CEO, CFO and COO of Motel 6 read more

This is my first time staying at Motel 6. Well better than my expectation. This motel 6 is newly renovated, everything is new and clean. Feels more like a hotel rather than a motel. The price is very affordable compared to other hotels nearby, especially during foliage season! Highly recommend to budget travelers. read more

I am sorry to say this place is horrific. I am the opposite of choosy when it comes to hotels, and have had good experiences at Motel 6s in other cities, but this one is just the pits. The lighting is all bus-station-esque florescent, for one thing, so we just sat around in the dark because the alternative was too unpleasant. It also just felt unclean - even the sheets and pillows sort of smelled like smoke and dirt and just NO. The walls and doors were also extremely thin - I was up most of the night because the slightest noise in the hall would echo throughout the entire room. My husband refused to even enter the bathroom and is still sort of scarred over the entire experience. Don't stay here. read more

I'm giving this hotel 2 stars simply because as a chain, albeit a discount chain, I expected better. The accommodations are very clean with some type of faux wood flooring as opposed to carpet which I think is a smart move. The rooms look somewhat like college dorms (read: small). The bathroom was great; very roomy, lots of counter space, clean shower. Bring your own towels though because the bath (more like hand) towels provided are extremely rough and quite small. Water pressure is 'meh'. The noon check-out is a plus. For an establishment like a Motel 6, I'm sorry but $2.99 a day for Wifi? Give me a break. Luckily I had great reception on my phone and didn't need to use the Wifi. And if there were 10 cable channels available, I'd be shocked. It was satellite and even in the clear, dry weather we lost reception a few times when we were actually able to find a channel that was tolerable (local news affiliates, ESPN, CNN and an HBO--no commonly occurring cable channels like Nick, MTV, etc.). I'd definitely stay again as long as I was going to be there mainly to sleep, because the entertainment options are slim. read more

I am out of towner from another state. However this was my first case to begin with my back up hotel gave me a card time because I had left my ny I'd at the airport in NYC. The friendly associate Dawn T. on & off the telephone guided me & they accepted my New York State Medicaid card for ID. When I realized I had lost my debit card as well & almost panicked. Since my debit card info was on file from booking.com it worked out. Not only are the front desk staff great, so are the housekeeping & Maintenance staff. All the staff are a great team and they function like a family unit. They are very organized and at the drop of a hat large or small they go out their way to accommodate you. The good news is there are vending machines & access to a fridge/freezer & a microwave! It may not be the Taj Mahal but I think you get something more than that fancy aesthetics. You get a comfort affordable cozy setting. They rooms are so cute, hard wood floors, cable tv, access to a room phone & wifi. There are other amenities but unfortunately they closed due to the covid'19 pandemic. I used think about the jingle in the 90s when I was little "We'll leave the light on for ya!: Not only did they leave the light on for me, they guided me especially as a functional disabled woman. They were willing to listen. Sat Jan 9th yesterday was my bday & they have made it so special. I have stayed here since Thursday & will be leaving Thursday. However, most likely it looks like I will be staying here or recommending friends to stay here whenever in vermont near this area! They allow pets. Aldo, I believe they do non profit work that involves helping the homeless & disenfranchised. They were also super clean & have a lot of toiletries. Everyone stood out with their customer service overall, however here are some shutouts that went above & beyond. Ist a young man Of color named Tevin Dewyey. While he is in the night shift we was willing to do everything from help a guess with an technical television issue, to making sure the facilities were clean. Even if you walked in there randomly late night they wol li do their best to help you. Another staff I mentioned Dawn T. Went above & beyond especially helping me load luggage & groceries. Of course the Manager Heather Dunn not only answered all my questions accurately & throughly, you could tell she valued her staff & treated them with respect. Other than that even with all I wrote you'll just have to experience it for yourself. Thank you, Gracias, Arigatoo Motel 6. Really I should call it motel 10 because is my perfect ten!! read more

If you want to have a place to just crash, this isn't bad at all! Rooms are very new. It was very clean and had friendly staff. However, there is not hair dryer in the room and internet is not free. Location is great - right by the highway. read more

You don't expect much from a Motel 6. We were looking for an inexpensive place in the area on short notice and this was all that was available. What we didn't expect was to find evidence that somebody with access to our room had been smoking meth in it. When my wife and I entered our room we found a meth pipe left on the bed. I left my card with the weekend shift manager and asked that the general manager call me, but he did not. So: Incredibly uncomfortable bed, drug paraphernalia and unresponsive management. Welcome to Motel 6. read more

One of the worst experiences I've ever had staying at a hotel. Was in town for the weekend and needed an affordable place to stay - the pictures seemed decent so I decided to give it a shot. Well, I didn't get one hour of sleep. I was on the third floor , and the entire night there was people yelling and screaming. I decided to ignore it until about 2am - called the front desk at least 5-7 times and nobody picked up. It didn't stop there, the yelling and screaming on my floor turned into a domestic altercation with the woman across the hall yelling for help. I called 911 - the cops came and eventually handled the situation appropriately, but needless to say I didn't get to sleep until 6am in what was a nightmare of a night for everyone on the third floor. I spoke to the manager Jessica the next morning and she apologized, but said she could only give me a half refund, which I found ridiculous considering the experience I had. I would never recommended staying here. The price is tempting , but the crowd you will get, mixed with the service it not worth your money. I would have gotten a better sleep on the pavement that night. read more

BEDBUGS BEDBUGS BEDBUGS!!!!! I stayed here August 25, 2016 and there were BEDUGS ON MY MATTRESS. Do not stay here! Bed bugs will get on your luggage and infest your home! read more

Where to begin? Well, I know you get what you pay for, and yes this place is cheap, but damn... First of all, they only had a smoking room despite our reservation for nonsmoking. They were completely nonapologetic about it. We arrived at nearly 5 pm and still had to wait almost 30 mins for a room to be ready (again, had a reservation). While I was waiting I inquired about wireless internet. I was told only some rooms had it available, and in addition there was a daily charge. I suggested perhaps they might make that complimentary since we had to go in a smoking room, but they refused. So we finally get in a room...smelling of course like stale smoke and bad air freshener. I pulled back the sheets (inspecting for bed begs, can you blame me?) when i discovered they were wrinkled as if someone had slept on them, and there were hairs all over them. So, I found a hotel maid in the hallway and explained the problem. She said they would change the sheets right away. Well, we went out for several hours, returning late at night to find....the bed exactly as we had left it, unmade with dirty sheets. Other issues: no toiletries (oh, except for sale in the vending machine, how tacky!), tiny thin towels, no hair dryer, volume broken on the remote and tv. Overall just run down and depressing. Stay away if you have a choice! read more

Your pal Johnny really isn't a fussy type. He's happy to settle for a lowdown flophouse if that's what it comes down to. But he does draw the line at a bed with threadbare sheets and, more importantly, waking up on a morning with several dozen ruddy circles on his legs. You see, the scumbags at this Motel 6 sustain a racket whereby they charge you a slightly lesser amount than the norm (and not all that MUCH lesser) for the privilege of being chewed up by bedbugs. And that's what happened to your pal Johnny. No refund, no apologies. Just deal with a problem that this establishment created. It's the summer. I've got sexy legs. I won't be able to flaunt these for at least a week because this Motel 6 didn't offer a safe bed. If you like being chewed up by bedbugs, then this Motel 6 is all yours. But you're probably better off at the Quality Inn down the way. I will never stay at a Motel 6 ever again. read more

This is a cheap clean hotel. Unfortunately it has WiFi that doesn't come in strong at all. Your better off connecting to the McDonalds WiFi if you don't want to use your data. The motel is loud with slamming doors at all hours or stopping guests from above you. read more

Horrible ...... Me and my family just happened to be in the Burlington area ..... Long story mad short we drank too much so motel 7 was the closest so we went there and within 30 min got accused of being a problem also smelling like weed when no one in our party actually smoked To say the least I've been to this hotel and surrounding hotels this stay has been really horrible and who ever worked the fron deck 3/23/16 was really bad at there job not a pro and really could care less if we came back read more

NEVER AGAIN. It was cheap and available on a busy school-visiting weekend, but it wasn't worth the money. The front lobby has been filled with the same slimy characters for hours. Strong odors of cigarette smoke permeate the corridors and my (non-smoking) room. One of the beds had a long strand of hair between the sheets. The very audible sound of a small crying child can be heard from the next room. read more