I reserved two rooms with two queen beds each through Hotels.com. Upon arrival, the front desk claimed they had no record of my reservation—even after I showed them my confirmation. Eventually, they “found” a reservation but said it was only for one king room. Their solution? I could just pay them directly and handle the issue with Hotels.com myself. No assistance, no accountability—just an upsell under pressure. It felt like a scam, but we had no other option at that hour.
The staff was unhelpful and dismissive from the start. Every reasonable request was met with a hard “no.” The property itself was in horrendous condition: the common areas, rooms, and even the parking lot were filthy. Mold, urine odors, broken toilets, burned-out outlets, and dim lighting were the norm. Our room had stained sheets and towels, so we bought our own from Walmart and threw them away after the stay
The complimentary breakfast was a health hazard: dirty serving areas, reused utensils, overflowing trash, and barely warm powdered eggs and fake meat. Even the coffee was watered down. The pool? Disgusting—filled with floating trash, articles of clothing, and even a shoe at the bottom. Only one dirty table, and clearly not maintained or treated.
The hotel’s “policies” seemed to change at random depending on who you spoke to. Ice was only available by request at the front desk, but staff frequently refused, saying they were “too busy.”
Overall, this place was unsanitary, mismanaged, and downright bad.
