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Pear Tree Inn Sikeston

4.1 (41 reviews)
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Brian K.

ROOM (4th Floor - King Room) FRIDGE (Yes) MICROWAVE (Yes) COFFEE MAKER (Yes - Individual Paper Cups) IRON & BOARD (Yes) TV (Zenith ~26" CRT TV) ACCESSIBLE OUTLETS (1) DESK (Yes) COUCH (Solo) FOLD OUT BED (No) INTERNET (Free Wifi) BUSINESS CENTER (Yes - Free) FITNESS CENTER (Yes) POOL/HOT TUB (Yes/Yes) HOT BREAKFAST (Yes) PARKING (Free) RATE (June, 2014 - $90/night) PROS ** Fountain Drinks! Like all Drury Inns, there's a soda fountain open all day. This one has Pepsi products. I love this. Why is it that no other chain does this? ** Free Popcorn For most of the afternoon and evening, there's a little popcorn machine that pops popcorn. You can get a bag and scoop some at your convenience. ** Shampoo/Conditioner Dispenser Can't say that I've seen this very often. This is a great idea! I imagine some people really like the idea of taking the little hotel shampoo bottles, so they may not find this as exciting, but me personally, they're more of a hassle. I have bad eyes, and did you know that Conditioner in some other language is "shampooning?" Sometimes I'll grab the bottle without my glasses and take what I think is shampoo, only to find that it's shampooning -- conditioner. Then I have to walk my wet naked butt out into the frigid A/C room to grab the right bottle. Stays the last the whole week end up having several bottles piling up in the corner of the shower, and then they fall over, and you're stepping on them...bla bla bla. THIS on the other hand, is so convenient! Not a fan of the soap dispenser... ** 3 Free Drinks/Night You get 3 free drinks every night from 5pm-7pm. By drinks I mean a small cup of Bud Light or a tiny glass of red/white wine. The wine's nasty, but hey, free alcohol is free alcohol. Plus, they have some chips and salsa for you as well. CONS ** No Outlets! Remember, that's the number not including the vanity/bathroom and without moving furniture. The only accessible outlet is under the desk, which is a poor place for a desk outlet, because that's probably for a laptop, and you have to crouch down to plug it in and pull it out. There are 2-3 outlets behind one of the end tables that I ended up using for my phones, though, but you do have to move the end table. ** Your kids will point to the TV and ask "What's that?" This generation of kids don't know what a walkman is, and pretty soon, they won't recognize a tube (CRT) TV. Obviously no HD here, but c'mon! 26" LCD TVs are pretty cheap! ** Room Needs a Refresh Granted, the TV REALLY makes things look old, but I think in general, the room reminds me of a Days Inn from the 80's. Now that I think of it, this room probably is a Drury Inn from the 80's! ** Desk Chair Sticks Out The chair for the desk (is an ugly dirty-looking dark green by the way) needs to be lowered all the way in order to tuck in under the desk, but if you sit like that, you sit too low to comfortably use a laptop. So, if the chair doesn't tuck all the way under the desk, it ends up blocking the path between the bed and the desk. So, if you're on the right side of the bed, you have to utilize this path to walk to the bathroom...and if it's dark, and you're 90% asleep, you will run into this chair at night. Ask me how I know! ** Soap Dispenser OK, the shampoo and conditioner dispensers are awesome! Every hotel should do that! However, soap (aka shower gel) dispenser is a stupid idea! Who the hell carries a loofah when they travel? (Actually, I imagine there are plenty that do..but still!). While shampoo bottles pile up in the corner at traditional hotels, soap doesn't. A bar of hotel soap (for just 1 person) will last you almost the whole week! Trying to lather this shower gel by hand just sucks. ** Lobby Has No Power Outlets Either The lobby looks like a nice quiet place to work. Especially with popcorn and a soda fountain, I can see myself getting serious work done (reminds me of college actually). However, if you're using anything electrical, you're SOL, because there are no power outlets near any of the seats; at least not that I could find. OTHER NOTES This used to be the Drury Inn, but now it's the Pear Tree Inn by Drury. The new hotel next to it is now the Drury Inn, and it's newer, bigger, and they offer cocktails and hot food during their happy hour. There's also a $40/night hotel called the Thrifty Inn, which is also by Drury, and all 3 of these share 1 big parking lot. I told our travel agent to book "The Drury Inn," and she got confused and booked the Pear Tree. Just FYI, all 3 are technically by Drury, but there is a specific Drury Inn, and Pear Tree is not it!

Clean rooms! And very nice
Nicole H.

Heated pool open until 10& jacuzzi Gym Breakfast Friendly staff Nice big rooms Nice bathroom with the shampoo conditioner and shower gel on the wall in the tub I love that! Lots of pillows Comfy beds Mini Fridge and microwave The pool is also indoor/outdoor Very nicely decorated

Mary O.

First time @ a Pear Tree Inn & so pleasantly surprised! The beds are so comfortable & this location is very clean without a lot of perfume cleaners. The front desk personnel are very professional & friendly. It is very foggy tonight & the location is right off the interstate and easy to access. A perfect stop between Memphis & St Louis or Chicago. The room temperature is very comfortable too.

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Very nice hotel. Very clean and felt new. Smelled like new carpet. Def. a nicer lobby than hotels I've seen at $150 and less a night. Better breakfast too. Free Pepsi drinks and snacks like chips and sauce and popcorn all day long. The breakfast was hot and more extensive than others I'd seen. 11 checkout. They gave us free drink tickets, but we don't drink beer or wine. Nice thought though. The downsides are:no fridge, super thin towels and we didn't realize until checkout there was a hotel inside (only saw the outside one and the rain was coming). Breakfast ends at 9:30 and they take that seriously. We've been bouncing around timelines and got there during the last 10 minutes.

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Check in was friendly and helpful. We were able to get the adjoining rooms as requested. Rooms were very nice and clean.

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I stayed at the Hampton Inn in Sikeston, MO for one night on 9/20/2020…read more Pros: Friendly Staff: All the staff I interacted with were professional, friendly and hardworking. Myra, the front desk clerk, greeted me cheerfully when I arrived without a reservation. She was helping other guests and literally hustled to get back to me. Beautiful Rooms: My king size room ($109/night) was huge, spacious, elegant, comfortable, and exceptionally clean (see pics). Also, it had a huge shower (I hate showering in bathtubs). The shower head was positioned about 7 ft up, had great water pressure, and I actually took the time to luxuriate in the feeling of all the warm water falling down like rain. Convenient (though unattractive) location: The location is convenient off the highway (near both I-57 and I-55), close to a string of chain restaurants. It is also situated right next to a Walmart for your shopping pleasure. The environs, however, are a bit dismal if you're looking for a 'room with a view'. Cons: Poor Breakfast: I would subtract a star and a half (if I could) for the underwhelming breakfast and confusing set up. To be clear, it doesn't matter to me if the hotel has breakfast or not, but if you are going to advertise a hot breakfast, then serve one. The Hampton Inn/Sikeston website advertises its free hot breakfast stating they are committed to making "that important meal a delicious one, too". Due to COVID, this hotel did not offer a self-serve breakfast bar, instead, you order from the rattled front desk clerk/breakfast server (which was the same person). All she had were sausage and biscuit sandwiches. I asked her what else she has, and she said yogurt. No bacon. No eggs. No waffles. No pancakes. It would have been helpful to have had a menu of what was available. Also, after finishing breakfast, it was confusing what to do with your trash and tray. Summary: On a final note, when checking in, Myra told me there was a problem with the room I reserved and upgraded me because she didn't want me "going on yelp and giving us a bad review". This is a good thing and is reflected in their attitude - they are working hard to get good reviews, so here is mine

I had prepaid. On check-in, they couldn't find that record and tried to charge me again. Then they…read moreadded a $25 COURTESY FEE that wasn't when I booked the room. The floor in the room was sticky and dirty. In the middle of the night, we were awakened by elephants stomping around on the floor above us. When we were checking out, all of the elevators were out of order, and we carried our luggage down 3 floors on the stairs.

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