1/5 Brandon C. 10 months ago on Google
The
elevators
on
day
one
went
down
and
we
were
forced
to
use
the
stairs.
The
inside
feels
like
you’ll
contract
hepatitis
if
you
touch
anything.
The
lobby
is
dingy,
humid,
and
smells.
The
nicest
part
of
it
is
probably
the
seating
areas.
The
kid
at
the
front
desk
with
the
shirt
that’s
2x
too
big
while
checking
my
family
in
stopped
talking
to
me
mid
check
in
after
handing
me
room
keys
and
acted
like
I
wasn’t
there
and
began
sorting
stuff
at
the
desk.
At
no
point
was
I
told
everything
was
good
until
I
flat
out
asked
him
and
he
said
yes
you’re
all
checked
in.
I’m
sure
back
in
the
early
80’s
this
place
was
the
place
to
stay
but
it
definitely
falls
short
some
40yrs
later.
The
rooms
though
furnished
nicely
are
dirty;
dust,
have
remnants
of
dry
wall
work
all
over
the
carpet,
moldy
bath
tub,
and
one
of
the
comforters
had
old
blood
stains
on
them.
(Good
thing
we
brought
our
own
blankets
to
use).
Parking
is
horrible.
The
parking
garage
is
full
of
graffiti.
The
convention
center
lot
is
not
well
monitored.
The
Wi-Fi
is
horrible.
Cell
service
is
nonexistent
in
this
building
so
you’d
almost
expect
the
Wi-Fi
to
be
somewhat
good.
The
pool
area
is
nasty.
The
flooring
is
all
jacked
up,
the
railing
loose,
rusted,
and
unsafe.
Windows
have
mold
along
the
casings.
The
ceiling
is
literally
falling
over
the
pool.
No
towels
available
just
a
nice
empty
rack
at
2pm.
The
tiles
lining
the
pool
are
algae
covered.
The
power
to
the
whole
place
went
out.
No
one
could
tell
us
what
was
going
on.
This
is
all
unacceptable
for
a
hotel
of
this
supposed
caliber.
When
I
booked
and
saw
the
price
I
thought
no
big
deal.
I
walked
in
and
was
immediately
disappointed.
I
don’t
expect
this
sort
of
hotel
even
from
the
Red
Roof
Inn.
At
least
a
Red
Roof
charges
what
you
would
expect
to
be
charged.
$665
is
absurd
for
this
old,
tired,
dingy,
and
down
right
rip
off
of
a
4
star
hotel.
I
definitely
look
forward
to
staying
somewhere
else
next
time
I’m
in
town.