Red Roof Inn

would definitely stay again. Front desk on day and night shift were very friendly.
They werre in the middle of remodeling when we visited so the construction took away some of the appeal. Was told the construction ended at 8pm sharp was dismayed when I had to call the front desk at 10:30 pm to complain about the power drills and loud talking between crew members.
other issue was– I’ve NEVER stayed in a hotel with no in-​room coffee maker. This was a first, but all things considered it was convenient, clean and I would stay again.

This is your average inn. It’s cheap and it gets the job done. After a day of flying, you just want to chill and this place definitely lets you do that. There’s restaurants very close by and the rooms are good enough.
The one thing that pissed me off about this place was its workers. They all were rude and didn’t give a crap about what I wanted or if I needed help with something. They made things for me more difficult than it had to be. So pretty much the customer service sucked.
But if you need a place that’s cheap and has a shuttle to the airport, this place will might be worth a shot. Just don’t except friendly customer service.

I’ve been lucky enough to travel the world and stay in some really nice hotels and some pretty grimy ones as well. This one, however, takes the damn cake on one of the worst hotels I’ve ever stayed at.
We had been driving for 19 hours by the time we wound up here thanks to a terrible experience with a La Quinta in San Antonio. We booked this one on the road using sporatic internet on the way there at nearly midnight. So, we were desperate to stay somewhere to get some rest, but when we got here realized we weren’t quite desperate enough.
For starters, we couldn’t find the place thanks to some bad directions. Strike one.
Then, we saw what looked like a prostitute hanging around in the parking lot. We were walking down the hallway to our room and couldn’t breathe thanks to the smell of marijuana making it’s way out of whatever room the idiots were in. Also, another prostitute-​looking woman stuck her head out of a room as we were talking down the hall. Strike two.
We got to the room and by this time pretty much figured we could at least stay the night and that all of these other things wouldn’t matter once we were able to get some rest. Wrong.
The room smelled 20 times worse than the one in San Antonio did that smelled like an ashtray. I have asthma and couldn’t breathe here. We decided we weren’t going to be able to stay here, but did some looking around. There was a dried booger on the sink, black stains on the carpet, and rings of various stains on the dresser. When my husband went downstairs to tell the front desk guy we weren’t going to be staying here, I did stayed in the room to walk around a bit (after nearly 20 hours in the car, I’d swelled up pretty bad). If my feet weren’t so swollen, I’d have left my shoes on to do this, but I had to take them off and later when we finally got to a decent hotel, I took a shower an saw a bunch of black running in the water from my feet. This was the only place I’d taken my shoes off all day, yuuuuck.
One last thing I saw before he came back and we left was a blood stain on the wall.
This place was hands down nothing but disgusting. Don’t stay here if you can help it.