I wish we had left but I had a reservation for 4 nights and couldn't afford to lose the money. I should have tried to get out, in hindsight.
-Towels were stained, threadbare & should have been replaced years ago.
-Mattress cover under sheets was heavily stained. I noticed when I checked for bed bugs.
-Although a non-smoking unit, the blanket had burn marks in it so they aren't careful about only non-smoking linens in non-smoking rooms.
-The upright chair had a greasy stain on the back and dirty arm rests (wish I had taken a picture)
-There was grime on doors & trim.
-The exterior lights were not entirely blocked by the curtains so "daylight" streamed in all night long.
-The fridge did not sufficiently cool anything and I lost some leftovers. I used a trashcan full of ice and used it primarily as a cooler.
-My son and I went to breakfast around 7:30 am the first morning. All of the fruit was gone so I asked if we could have some. The response was, "No, we don't restock. You should come down at 6:00 before the workers get everything."
-The rooms were mostly occupied by migrant workers who hung out in the parking lot at night, working on cars, listening to music, smoking, and drinking. I did not feel unsafe, though, so that isn't the point of this comment. It's who the motel caters to - they do not cater to the traveler. This is probably why the rooms look the way they do because they act more like temporary apartments for the workers who eventually move on to the next job.
