Guest User
June 4, 2023
Truly the most horrifying hotel experience I've ever had. Arrived exhausted on four hours of sleep only for the check-in process to take 20-30 minutes. They asked for a cash deposit of $100 for the two rooms and told us that we'd have to find an ATM in the middle of the night if we didn't have the cash on us. They also asked for ID. The woman checking us in was friendly, but the process was tedious and long. They had no elevator, so we lugged the heavy suitcase up the stairs to the second floor. There were holes cut in the drywall in the hallway and an assaulting array of odors ranging from vapes, ****, cigarettes, and general mustiness. There was only one working lamp in the room, but even the dim light was sufficient to view the abhorrent state of the room. There was a roach on the wall when I walked in, the beds looked hastily made, the bathroom towels felt damp to the touch and had small makeup stains, there was a mysterious black coloration around the showerhead, there was dirt lining the corners of the bathroom, there were huge stains on the carpet and wall, and the furniture quite literally looked like it had been pulled directly from a dumpster (the chair was in my room and the minifridge was in my dad's). When I pulled back the sheets, there was hair on BOTH beds that was not mine. I finally fell asleep over two hours after arrival despite being awake for 21 hours. I slept for four hours and woke up with the intention of leaving as soon as possible. As the towels in the bathroom seemed as though they hadn't been cleaned, I chose to air-dry after my shower. Some hotels are poor quality, but tolerable. Not this one. We like to save money while traveling, but you are better off sleeping in your car than in this biohazard of a building.