I've stayed at many many Holiday Inn Express' good and bad. This is a good one. The hotel was at…read moremax capacity so I was a little worried. Our room was clean and stocked. The front desk clerk in the evening was so nice, outgoing and positive. I don't remember her name but we stayed there on 7/10/2026. This was a very clean hotel.

Very nice play to stay in Worthington. The customer service team was excellent, room was spacious…read moreand clean. Hot breakfast every morning, nice heated pool and an exercise room. Close to many things around town. Great job, highly recommend.

While our daughter lives nearby, we love to stay here. Convenient to eating, gas and the highway…read more The staff is always kind and considerate. Rooms are always comfortable and clean. The one thing that we noticed is that the hot tub has been closed since August of 2022 or before. It is January 2023 and still not fixed? Thanks for a wonderful stay

Our recommendation's Make sure to have a gift/card attendant…read morein a well viewed area. Cards and gifts stolen throughout the evening and no follow through, empathy or apologies from event center. (They did now put in cameras. Make sure they are operating) Review your contract to make sure you are not over charged for beverages/beer not served. Make sure your guests are aware of all complimentary beverages from the bar. They do not promote or acknowledge them to your guests. This was experienced personally and by many family members and guests. Make sure that your guests are charged consistently and getting credit for what the drink tickets are actually worth. Employees family members are not invited guests with their children and stay through the entire event?? Make sure your guests are safe we had an unfortunate incident and security was questionable at the hands of those locking up. There were many pieces to the contract not met that were spoken, broken doors, areas not repaired, groomed as promised by event center manager. Bar manager rude to our kind guests and families of the couple. Wgtn needs the event center we are certain there are good staff there. When we posted "we need your help" (for info on stolen cards and gifts) on their site one manager posted a laughing emoji. Also posted negative comments of the couple on FB then removed. Private messages sent to family of couple. Unprofessional and inappropriate. We also had as parents of the bride had no suite?? I personally confirmed it 2x. What was to be a most special, blessing and day of love, still brings sadness and yes still blessed. Other couples reached out privately to let us know of their poor/some of the same experiences'as well. Many of the same, but never reported. Wgtn Event Center~ who ever manages your center and managers... Wgtn deserves better, as did our children. The day ceremony still special and beautiful but some clouds over some of our joy. Beautiful place and much needed. It took awhile to do this but it needs to be shared so it does not happen to anyone else. Thank you

I checked into this hotel around 11pm on an emergency basis. I went directly to bed and woke at…read morearound 8 am and left immediately. I never used the shower or sink or spent anytime in this room just slept. After I checked out I was charged $385 on my card. I called the hotel and was told I was charged for smoking in the room and also for blood stain on a pillow case. They basically stole my credit card info and made up the reason for charges. Thieves!

This place is a great value for the price. Our room was clean and insect-free. It smelled good. The…read morebed linens were decent even if not top quality. If you are disabled like me, you will appreciate the easy parking close to your room. The second-floor rooms require stairs, however. I stayed in room 107 and was astonished to find a lovely whirlpool tub next to the bed. I can't get in or out of one of those, but the standard tub shower was easily accessible. I didn't think to ask for an accessible room, so I guess I lucked out. Must be my charming personality. Security is limited to your door lock, which is electronic. The entry doors are not locking, probably because the guests damage them. Management probably has a hard time keeping up with maintenance because it's expensive if you don't personally have those skills. Yes, the place could use a $200K makeover, but then it wouldn't be affordable for travelers. I enjoyed meeting the lady at the desk and would have liked to get to know her if either of us had the time. While I wouldn't choose this location for a long-term stay, it was perfect for a single travel night. It was also amazingly quiet for a Saturday night. AND, close by the Tesla Supercharger at the HyVee.

This is the most terribly disgusting and nasty hotel I've ever walked into and the first I've ever…read morewalked out of requesting a refund before even entering the room. I have video of me trying to enter the room and it didn't even work. This place smells like it was under water for a long time and they're trying to charge a fee (AFTER you look at the room) saying they're under renovation. Neat. Be under renovation, but don't even try to charge a penny for anyone's stay (severe safety issue) when it smells awful, there's clear water damage, the "renovation" seems to just be generic cleaning, and it's so obviously disgusting and unsafe. I'm so not picky and I travel, but this is beyond unsafe. I'd pick bedbugs over this. Allegedly, we are getting a refund, but we'll see. Gross gross gross. The Shining with the evil spirits is better.

Not safe! The minute you walk in the door, you can smell the mold. Then our room had an electric…read moreoutlet that had scorch marks up the wall. The walls in our room had been painted over mold and there was considerable mold in the foggy window. It was so bad that we left without a refund because after half an hour waiting at the front desk, we couldn't find a clerk.

My family and I recently stayed at the AmericInn in Worthington, Minnesota, and unfortunately our…read moreexperience was very disappointing. From the beginning, we encountered issues with unexpected pet fees that had not been clearly communicated. While I understand that hotels have policies, the way our questions were handled felt dismissive rather than customer-focused. The most concerning part of our stay involved what appeared to be the owner or manager. After I made a respectful comment about the importance of transparency regarding fees, I was followed down the hallway, yelled at, and threatened with eviction. This was both intimidating and unprofessional, especially with my wife and three children staying at the hotel. Other incidents added to our concerns. One of my children was threatened with a $100 charge for taking a small box of cereal shortly after breakfast hours had ended. Requests for additional towels were met with resistance, and when we asked for housekeeping service after sleeping in one morning, I was spoken to in a raised voice and told we would have to wait because we had slept late. At checkout, I requested an itemized receipt but was told one could not be provided because the owner was not present. As a paying guest, I found this frustrating and unacceptable. The facility itself may have potential, but customer service and professionalism are essential in the hospitality industry. Unfortunately, the repeated confrontational interactions made my family feel unwelcome throughout our stay. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend this location and hope management takes these concerns seriously to improve how guests are treated in the future.

While the manager was pleasant, there is a code violation in the bathroom. We stayed in a…read morenon-accessible room (the hotel doesn't have an elevator and we were on the second floor). There is a diagonal grab bar installed on the rear wall of the bath tub. Not only does that grab bar become unusable - it's completely slippery when wet so you cannot "grab" it - it's against Minnesota Building code to have a diagonal grab bar. When attempting to get out of the tub after a shower, I fell. Nothing broken, but there were some very tense moments of assessing possible damage (to me) and then trying to figure out how I was going to get up. I've written to the hotel and to the CEO of AmericInn and have not received any feedback. I will never stay at an AmericInn again - anywhere or anytime. I'll sleep in my car first. And I'm 79.

I drove into Worthington, MN late one evening after an unexpected tornado detoured me from my…read moreoriginal lodging in Nebraska. After stopping in a grocery store parking lot to figure out what hotels were in town, I chose this Travelodge as my cheapest option. (I paid $75 for a double, which was $10-40 cheaper than the other hotels.) When I checked in, the woman at the counter was efficient and friendly. I was pleasantly surprised. The room was clean and relatively spacious, with two queen beds and a large-ish bathroom. The only negative was a curtain which was difficult to close completely, not too helpful on a ground floor room. The air conditioning was loud but cold (and the noise probably helps, since you are close to the highway, although I was so beat after a few days of camping in the rain that I'd have slept through anything). Beds were comfy and came equipped with spare pillows and lots of hangers upon which to dry my soaking clothes and blankets. Their indoor pool looked large and well-maintained, although I did not swim so I couldn't say for sure. The real reason for the four stars? Their outstanding free breakfast. They really go all out, and it made my day. In addition to toast, cereal, and coffee, they also had juice, waffles, and supplies to build your own breakfast sandwiches (cooked egg patties, sausage, and cheese, along with English muffins and bagels). I grabbed an apple, a banana, and a couple of hard-boiled eggs to go when I left. It might not seem like a big thing, but saving myself from yet another crappy road-food breakfast was great. One thing though: Worthington *stinks*. I mean it literally smells terrible. I am guessing this is because it is the turkey capital of the country? Driving around, the air stunk like a burned-out clutch. The hotel didn't contain a whiff of it, though. Thank god for that.

THE POOL IS CLOSED. In August. No mention on the website…read more Under the beds in our room was a pair of sandals and an external hard drive, and a cheeto. Indicating to me the room hadn't been cleaned since before the previous guest. (We found the sandals and hard drive just before we checked out. When we gave them to the front desk they said no one had called about them. Really? Not even the hard drive?) We got 2 queen beds, which were comfy enough, but the mattresses were super loudly CREAKY. Is that from old springs or what? Pilly, thin sheets. AC was loud but the room was cool enough that we didn't need to use it while the kids were sleeping. The hotel as a whole needs basic maintenance (e.g., doors that don't lock) and a facelift. The rooms are depressingly dark--maroon/black carpet and bedspreads make me feel like there are stains that need to be camouflaged. On the plus side: - the staff are very nice - breakfast was pretty good, with cheesy scrambled eggs, very fresh whole wheat bagels (yay fiber!), microwave-your-own sausage patty, chocolate syrup for your milk or coffee, plus the usual other stuff. Bottom line: This place was way overpriced ($104.99 + tax, via Travelocity).

This hotel is clean but run down. No breakfast service. The room was a crazy brown yellow. Hallways…read morewere musty but the room was okay. When we checked in we were the only guest. There was one other car in the lot this morning. It was inexpensive, safe and clean. If you want amenities forget this place.

They kicked me out for no reasons but at is 70 dollars for a night and the soup ain't cleanread more

This is a beautiful old mansion in Worthington, MN which was built by the eventual owner of…read moreDayton's in Minneapolis (he was a banker in Worthington). The manager is very friendly and helpful. We had a 2-room suite (there are no single rooms, just two 2-room suites). The room was spacious and the bathroom had plenty of flat space to lay out our stuff (all too often there is nowhere to put makeup, toothbrushes, etc.) Breakfast was continental unless you wanted to make it yourself, in which case the manager would buy whatever you wanted, leave it in the refrigerator, and allow full access to the kitchen. Since we had plenty of time, I chose that option and served us a very delicious green pepper and cheese omelet and fresh blackberries and strawberries. And the manager did the dishes!!! : )

I didn't actally stay here and this is why. I went to their website (outdated html layout) to find…read morebooking information it had a calender of events that was clear for the whole year so I thought they don't update it or no one ever books anything there. The website had room prices but directed people to call for the price and to reserve a room, so I did andleft a voicemail. I also emailed the next day. After 3 days of not hearing anything I emailed again. After another day I attempted to call, but couldn't get through I must have called 25 times. I decided to block my number and call, the call went right through. ..... I left another message. At that point I was ready to give up but didn't just yet. I found their Facebook page that hadn't posted in almost a month and sent a message. Someone responsed quicky. I told them my issues and they said they would make sure someone called me back the next day. Gail called me back and told me she had been out all week and this was her first time checking the voice mail (ummmm ok) she said the prices were the same as the website and at then there was awkward silence, she wanted to hang up. she then did ask when I wanted to stay and when I told her, she informed me that she might be on vacation at that time so I wouldn't be able to book a room, to call back in a few days. .. I'm sure after all that it wasn't worth my time. It's too bad becuase I was really looking forward to it.

Stayed here 1 week for WORK & for WORK purposes ONLY I give it a 3*. It is obvious this place was…read moretaken over by new owners & has been minimally cleaned up from the complete DUMP it was under the name of Sunset Inn. The owner is a nice guy, & gave us a decent weekly rate of $275.00. The room has all the amenities needed for WORK, but the room has a dirty feel to it, just plan to use disinfectant wipes to clean everything which you should do in any motel room anyways. I was on the lower level & my ceiling had obvious previous water damage, so I kept having drywall falling onto my table from people walking upstairs (had to keep my laptop covered with a towel), the owner said they are in the process of repairs upstairs & will then repair the downstairs rooms drywall issues. Uh thats fine but while you're staying there all that runs thru your mind is 'WTH'! The AC, fridge/microwave & TV all worked fine though, as did the shower with plenty of hot water. They have 1 washing machine & 1 dryer in the rear building where long term people are living, so you may have trouble getting an open machine to do laundry, I would try odd hours to do it which is what I did with no problems. This place is ok for work, however I do NOT recommend this motel for vacation traveling or passing thru for a night unless you're on a strict budget.

Great service , the man at the desk was very kind and attentive. Room was clean and the beds were…read moresuper comfortable I was honestly surprised, for the price it's a great stay. Has a big fridge which came in handy. On the bad side it could use some updates and maintenance on some things.