Kid Friendly Hotels in Jewett

"The room I checked into was not cleaned. There was hair in the bathtub, bugs on the pillows, blood on the hairdryer, the tile floors in the bathroom were not grouted down so they were sticking up and sharp, the a/c blew warm moldy smelling air, and there were questionable stains all over the couch and walls. When I confronted the front desk and asked to cancel my reservation, she said “well did YOU use the room?” Suggesting that I had placed bugs on pillows, and hair in the tub! She had literally seen me wheel my luggage up to the room 1 minute prior to contacting them. Terrible experience. "

"Great stay"

"Staff was phenomenal. Breakfast was good. Treadmill was broken. Room 211 was so humid it was hard to sleep. Covers were damp. Turning air to 68 provided some relief but then it was too cold."

"I do not know about pet friendly options as did not bring my pets with me"

"Sweet staff. Room was clean and great for our needs. My only complaint was the TV. Would not work. Called the front desk and they walked me through to make sure remote was working. Remote batteries were pretty beat up and the back kept falling off. The TV would not change channels. Gave up and turned off."

"The hotel was rundown and it smelled terrible. The room smelled like a sweaty ranch hand rolled around on the carpet after working 12 hours in the Texas heat . The bedding smelled horrible, I had the change the bedding and it smelled just as bed. There was fecal matter in the toilet, the tiles are cracking and coming out of the floor in the bathroom, the flooring in the hallway has broken metal thresholds and exposed screws in the second floor. The breakfast was actually good, but I would personally prefer a hotel that values cleanliness over their breakfast. "

"Bad"

"This is a good, basic motel for a visit to Buffalo. Our specific room was in good shape and had plenty of space, though the overall appearance in and outside of guest rooms is somewhat stark and uninviting. It would be easy to fix that by selecting warm-light bulbs instead of the current very harsh blue-tinged lighting in the rooms!"