Americas Best Value Inn

I had the displeasure of staying here on two separate nights, one on the way to and one on the way back from Wyoming. Had it been my choice, I would not have stayed here, but I was at the mercy of someone else’s trip planning.
Let’s begin with the outside appearance. According to the website photos, it appears to be well-​maintained, with a garden out front. It is not. There is no garden, only empty flower beds with rocks in them.
When you finally manage to open the front door with the full weight of your body thrown against it, you’re greeted with an odor that cannot be described as anything other than a filthy, decaying building that nobody cares enough about to clean or maintain properly, with an underlying hint of mold and mildew.
Speaking of disrepair, even the molding on the edges of the reception desk are peeling off, like you would see at a poorly-​funded public school that hasn’t been renovated since the ‘50s…maybe even longer.
They boast an indoor pool, which is surrounded by carpeted area and is most likely to blame for the horrible smell that permeates every part of this hellish establishment.
Both nights, my husband and I had the displeasure of staying within sight of the pool, on ground level. Both nights, we had to endure shouting and blatant disregard and disrespect by other guests (which I’m guessing are actually tenants) who don’t seem to understand that voices echo, and carry, and disturb others who are trying to sleep at dark-​thirty.
The bathroom looked like something out of the opening scene to CSI. Bring your shower shoes.
The bedspread was not something I wanted to sit on, even in jeans.
Speaking of things that remind me of CSI, my neighbors (close friends) and I opened the doors that separate our rooms inside. There was not only a disgusting, mysterious substance on the inside-​facing part of the door, but a razor blade cartridge on the floor in the space between. I really hate playing «Guess What THAT Is!» while in hotel rooms I’m paying hard-​earned money for.
Luckily, I WAS able to dissipate the stench in the room by plugging in my essential oil diffuser, but still – I shouldn’t have to do that to remove odors from a room I’m paying nearly $ 80 a night for after taxes.
Speaking of how much we paid per night… the name «Best Value» is a misnomer. We could’ve stayed at the Quality Inn, across the road, for less money, no fear of bugs, AND actually had a continental breakfast included. This particular hotel provides stale cold cereal that’s been in the plastic dispensers for so long that the Froot Loops are beginning to fade; burnt coffee; grainy cream cheese; and bagels.
Stay and eat at your own risk, but don’t be surprised if you get zero sleep or go home with something you didn’t arrive with, whether it be athlete’s foot, food poisoning from spoiled cream cheese, or bugs.
The sad part is, it looks like this place was well taken care of just a couple of years ago. It’s amazing what can happen when an owner only cares about money rather than the comfort and satisfaction of their guests.

I ended up being diagnosed with blepheratis in my right eye after sleeping at this hotel. I awoke in the morning with a swollen shut eye and discharge. After showing my eye dr photos of the hotel conditions she said it was highly likely I acquired this infection from the hotel pillowcase.

We were appalled. Long story short, the representation through Expedia is not correct and I believe that they are checking into this location due to the fact that Expedia refunded us, not the hotel. From the evaluation of the whole place it looks and feels like either the property tax got to high and they lost profits or it was mismanaged. The air quality was very poor because their was no HVac system running in the pool area, so the air was stale & strong with chlorine of the pool. Our room had an air conditioner unit that drew the same air making it unbearable. The service was friendly but the over all quality is & will be poor until they can make drastic improvements. We’re never going back.

This hotel with disgusting but the only one in a 25 mile radius with an open room so I was forced to stay here. The sheets and towels were stained. The carpet was damp and coming up in places. There were no outlets to charge phones. The door between the adjoining rooms did not lock. I am still in awe that I paid the same rate for this repulsive hotel as I would have at any of the other hotels in the area. I did not end up sleeping much as I was worried about the security all night and just waiting to see bugs.

The first room we were given was uninhabitable and we were reassigned. The second room was not much better but we were desperate for some sleep. I couldn’t bring myself to sleep with their blankets and had our own in the car, but when we pulled them off the sheets had blood on them. That was the last straw — we demanded a refund and left.

Absolutely foul! Dried urine and feces on the toilet seat. The toilet doesn’t even flush. Hair and dirt in the bed. Stains on the sheets and mattresses. Ceilings falling in, stains on the walls. TV buzzes with a high pitched noise making it painful to have on. can’t even list everything that makes this place uncomfortable and unsanitary.