Pet Friendly Lodging Reviews

Room was filthy and disgusting did not stay the night

Needed a place to stay with my son for the night for a quick easy getaway. Place is bad.

No deadbolt on door, bathroom door did not close, tv did not work, bed squeeked when you move.

I didn’t stay there because it was more of a homeless shelter than a vacation spot.

Flies, roaches and spiders

Waited for more than five minutes and nobody showed up at the front desk. Had to go elsewhere. Highly disappointed!

It was fine. We just stopped in for the night after a concert

Hotel is slowly being remodeled. The important parts of the room, the bathroom the beds, and the refrigerator and microwave were very good. Other things like the doors, the chairs, the rug, were bad. If you’re just looking for a place to sleep for a few hours it’s fine.

Every part of this property is ready for a wrecking ball. Shame on Econo Lodge for putting their name on this place and shame on Hotels.com for including it in their listings. The beds were sparsely made with only a thin blanket over the sheets, which were stained. The blankets had burn holes in them. No extra bedding was provided. The bathroom door was off its hinges and leaning against the closet bar. It showed signs of rot. Only two thread-bare towels and one stained wash cloth were provided. The lamp shades were dented and still wrapped in plastic. The tv remotes did not work, and the tv lacked several of it's manual buttons. The walkway outside the rooms is canted and feels likely to rot away in the next few years. Walking down the hall, we could see into another room that looked as though it had been tossed, presumably by investigators. This was a horrible stay. Hotels.com should have an energy number to assist guests who find themselves tricked into booking in a place like this. I will spend the next few days worrying that we brought home vermin.

The room doesn't look the way you see it in the picture i loose my money vut i don't care is like someone washing us in the next room