Red Roof Inn

I’ve stayed here twice and have had a great «budget» hotel experience both times. Very accommodating friendly staff at check in, spotlessly clean room, comfortable bed, good wifi connection. Pet friendly with a nice lawn area for dogs. Would not hesitate to stay here again, if and when that time comes I may pay the additional $ 10 and get the «upgraded» room, just to see how the other half lives ;)
Also, they have fixed the horrible potholes in the road leading to the hotel…

2 paws up clean well kept dog bags supplied out side

I checked online and then decided to show up before I made a reservation… well showing up in person the price was $ 5 more… so…I stood in the lobby and booked a cheaper price through AAA… I’m sure they didn’t like that. Check in lady was nice but not friendly. Not sure if there renovating or what… but my room had no coffee maker, no refrigerator… just bare bones… I’m surprised they gave me soap, shampoo and water. Morning coffee was in the lobby do I had to walk down there every day bringing back 2 cups for myself. Most likely I will not stay here ever again.

simple and understated, this hotel is affordable and well kept. They are dog friendly too.
We got one of the renovated rooms, and it was small but efficient, very clean and comfortable.
Our dog loved it here too!

After a couple days at a nearby dump of a Motel (in that hotel cluster one exit further west on SR 91), I was not hopeful I’d find anything in the ~ $ 60 range, which is my target price, worth a darn. Clean room, working TV, clean towels, the usual for economy travel. This Red Roof so impressed me, I stayed a second night and complimented them each day for a «good job». I really cannot find any noteworthy fault in either room I had. With the King Sized bed, the room was a bit cramped but not an issue. They had HBO on the TV selections. The coffee was fine. Everything worked. Staff wore uniforms. Hmmm, corporate must expect to present themselves as a quality operation despite budget pricing. I will stay here again.
Your experience might vary, but I discovered the rate for a room was cheaper using a popular on-​line booking website, than the retail quoted price on their elevated freeway sign.

Everyone was super friendly and accommodating in every aspect. Cleaning crew were super nice and always willing to give you whatever you need same goes to the staff upfront. Also couldn’t beat the price

Rooms reek of cigarette smoke despite the «No Smoking» signs. Beds are typical hard motel beds. Not worth the price.

The rancid smell of cigarette smoke was in every fiber of the room and permeated into all our clothing and bags. The odor of the bedding was so bad that it was impossible to sleep. The towels were stiff and shabby. The room did not have Kleenex, coffee stirrers and sugar. The carpeting was dirty and cigarette butts were under the bed. The shower was dirty with hairs on the shower walls. This was the absolute worst hotel room I have ever stayed in and the room rate was rediculously high for such a small and disgusting room. The driveway into the facility was loaded with potholes that could not be avoided. Has management looked at this property? The overall experience was HORRIBLE.

Good place for the price. Small rooms but cosy & efficient. They allowed pets which was great. Rooms were clean. Bed was comfy. Not noisy at all. Only extremely shitty part was the ROADS!!! They are terrible!!! Pot holes to get into this hotel are ridiculous. Thank god I had a truck! Haha overall, great place for the money –not your average red roof

I booked a very nice room the 25 – 28 of December 2014. Unfortunately, I can’t stay for the holiday weekend & even worse I can’t get my refund from Priceline. If anyone is interested in a 1 king bed room for this Christmas weekend I’m willing to sell it for $ 100 for the 3 night stay which is over $ 50 less than what I paid. I’ve stayed here before & I love the rooms & customer service. Please email me at
I will gladly give you the room keys with the small fee. It also has free wifi & cable

Just spent 5 nights here because my spouse likes the place because he can walk to Burger King for a cup of coffee.
1. The door leaks air – you can see light from the outside. This is a bigger deal in the winter when it’s –5 degrees outside. So much for saving energy by re-​using your towels.
2. When asked, the night person told us we could go to the main desk & print a file. When we went to the desk in the morning (no other customer was in the lobby), the desk person said it was against their policy. When we checked out I spoke with a different desk person & she said they could have easily helped us & apologized. Not a place to go if you need any service or need to print a boarding pass.
3. We asked them not to spray the room with «air freshener», it consists of some God awful chemical conjured out of a chemist’s closet used for gym mats. They sprayed. Don’t they know that the best smell is clean???
4. Their pricing varies by the day of the week & the average night is your quote. Strange.
5. Good news: found a 1946 wheat penny under the bed: the bad news: don’t they vacuum there??? See #3.
Me thinks next time we’ll go Priceline to the nearby Marriott Courtyard at $ 69, as did other members of our group. Our «nightly» price at the Red Roof was ~$ 60, which included a fridge & microwave. Don’t bother with the deluxe room with the snacks, it’s not worth it.

I have stayed at many hotel/​motels and I’m always scared what I will find. BUT this Red Rolf was unbelievable. Not only does their premium rooms come with hard wood floors which was perfect in case my dog soiled the floor, but the service was amazing. The staff was so pleasant and helpful. The room was clean and neat making me and my boyfriend feel very comfortable. Almost like at home for the most AFFORDABLE price.
I would stay at a Red Roof whenever I’m traveling.

Not a newer room but good price to get off the road just for the night– front end staff pleasant– had a sound sleep…

Usually Red Roof inns are pretty good. This one was decent as well. One major weirdness is the coffee station is right by the door. I would advise management to move this into the main room as it impedes traffic. Room was clean, carpet was a bit worn and the bedspreads were UGGGLLYY but overall I couldn’t complain. Staff was extremely professional.

I just spent three nights here and thoroughly enjoyed my stay. The room and service were far better than the inn across the street (where I stayed a few years ago), and it’s very quiet if you stay in the wing away from the freeway. What impressed me the most was the bed. I actually slept well, which usually does not happen on such a short stay as this. Yes, if’s fairly bare-​bones as amenties go, but gosh if you’re looking for a room with good value, this is it.

Since the rates were similar, I was expecting about the same quality of rooms as the hotel on the other side of the I-​90. My sweetie was somewhat dubious, as there’s a place with a similar name (but not part of this chain) in her town, and it’s notoriously bad.
What a pleasant surprise! The furnishings and decoration were definitely a cut above. I was really impressed. Both rooms were clean, nicely furnished, and quiet.
No room service, of course, but it’s tucked right behind a Burger King. Not exactly fine dining, I grant you, but at least it’s convenient and you know what you’re going to get.
The soap smelled kind of like the kind of thing that my sister would give me for Christmas when she worked at the Body Shop. I think it was oatmeal and thyme. (A little odd, but not unpleasant.)
(And no, I’m not really obsessed with soap. I just know what I like. Unfortunately, they haven’t made my favourite soap [Lifebuoy] since 2002, so I’m kind of stuck with whatever people put out.)
Two oddities: First, for some reason, the door on my room was really sticky, and required a good deal of force to open. (This was not the case in my sweetie’s room.) Second, because Broadmoor Road (aka Route 306) is divided directly in front of the hotel/​Burger King, you can’t turn left and head North into Mentor, but instead have to take a somewhat meandering route via Kirtland Road. But if you drive South through the big parking lot beside the Burger King, and take the exit across the street from the gas station, then you CAN turn left onto Broadmoor Road/​Route 306 and head North.

This place was clean, comfortable, quiet, reasonable. I’m not sure what else you want from a hotel/​motel. Easy access, right off the freeway. The staff were great, and the room was spotless and well maintained for the entire week i was there. Plenty of hot water,(fellas, know what i’m saying here!) fresh linnens and towels. I was here May 29– June 3^rd, 2012.

Abyssmal. With a gun to my head I would rather have the bullet than stay here. The walls are paper-​thin, the rooms reek of smoke (even the non-​smoking ones), the «hot breakfast» is just Burger King and really weak coffee, and the staff finds you an annoyance.
The cleaning staff is the only personable part of this enterprise.
Really, avoid this place like the plague.