We stayed there as a last minute option and I understand now why it was the only one available. The property is old looking on the outside and needs some maintenance, but as we headed from the tiny check-in hut to the actual hotel we were surprised seeing a long extension cord from the building snaking into the parking lot. When you walked into the building you were smacked in the face with a strong smell of febreeze plug ins. Sure enough, in a small hallway there were two giant plug ins. As much as it tried to mask a musty smell, it didn’t work. The room was humid despite an ac unit. The carpet had a film on it so you never wanted to be barefoot, tub didn’t drain, and the poor lighting made it seem like you were in a horror film. The tiles in the bathroom were new but there was so little care even in the install that you can see the serial numbers/codes on the top tiles. At first I thought it was a thick layer of dust, but it was codes they didn’t bother to hide when trying to upgrade the room. It was a dingy hotel that feels 40 years old and we would never stay there EVER again. It was so disgusting that we didn’t even bother to try the free breakfast. The housekeepers aggressively knocked pretty early in the morning, which also interrupted is. Never going back, nor would we recommend it to anyone.
