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Me and my grandmother had to book a room here because of a family member being in the hospital. We got the room at a discount because of our situation. But the second we got back from going and seeing our family member the hallway stank like Marijuana. Our toilet was constantly making a loud noise and there were no baseboards in the bathroom, my grandmother had a weird stain on one of the layers of bedding, our heater had a draft coming from the outside during below freezing weather. When I went to shower the first night one of the towels had very worn through holes in it and the second night when I asked for more towels my hair was stained by mildew or mold or something. We were promised continental breakfast but when we went to get it we discovered a bar and gambling room and we're told that there was no longer a breakfast service. But atleast there were no roaches I saw of, right?
A not-so-warm welcome from the "Duke" of hospitality.
When you call yourself a hotel manager, basic hospitality should be part of the job description—right? Apparently, not at Duke’s establishment. As a disability advocate, I reached out to discuss an incident where a guest with a service dog was flat-out denied the right to check in. I was expecting a conversation, maybe some mutual understanding. Instead, I got a crash course in “how NOT to handle a guest concern.”
Duke (the manager) responded to my attempt at dialogue with hostility and rudeness, making it clear that he believes the rules don’t apply to him. When I tried to explain the legal requirements around service dogs, Duke boldly declared he wasn’t interested and promptly hung up the phone. In a daring finale, he actually challenged me to go ahead and sue him. Charming, right?
It’s not just disappointing to see this level of ignorance—it’s dangerous. A hospitality business that chooses not to follow the law shouldn’t be rewarded with our dollars. As for Duke, maybe it's time to brush up on customer service—or at least learn to read the Americans with Disabilities Act. That one's kind of important, especially for someone in the business of accommodating people.
Until then, consider booking elsewhere if you expect basic human decency.
Only being in town for the night and leaving early the next morning I didnt want to spend a lot and booked here off a third-party site. It was cheap. The hallways look like a place they'd film a horror movie. The room was ok, the bedspread had cigarette burns on it and the shower was dirty. Thought about leaving but stuck it out and actually I must say the pillows were great for a hotel thus to bump from 1 star to 2. The staff was polite but I cant recommend it at all.
Showed up and there was no reservation found for us so the man booked us a room on the spot. Even though our two children were there, he did not include them on the room so we didn’t receive two extra towels for them. In the morning when I asked for the two extra towels, the new front desk clerk got upset because it only showed two people were in our room and he didn’t want to give away two more towels. That’s just the start of it.
The hallways reeked of mildew, but as we opened our room door, the mold smell was even worse. We had to shut off the air conditioner because it smelled so bad and we were scared for our health. Everything in the room had a sticky film on it, I was scared to take off my shoes and walk barefoot. I opened the window to get fresh air in the window opened all the way, so somebody could have just climb right in. It also looks as though the back half of the hotel has been abandoned and boarded up. The children were terrified.
While dealing with the fear of intruders and mold inhalation, the children were extremely disappointed that they brought their swim trunks for the concrete slab. When I awoke in the morning I looked for breakfast, but it appears as though the breakfast area was converted to a bar and gambling area. The children were also disappointed about this until they got smiley face pancakes at IHOP.
After a 16 hour day of work, I was left with no other choice but to sleep here for a second night in a row. As exhausted as I was, I couldn’t wait to leave. With less than four hours of sleep, I got up and drove four hours home.
Never ever will I stay at this hotel again.
Positive: Nothing. It was disgusting Negative: The roaches everywhere. The wires hanging from the wall. The floor transition strips that my kids tripped on because they were not installed right. It was filthy and stank. Health department was contacted.
Real gross, smells like a terrarium, exactly what you would expect except the cement filled pool as advertised is hard to swim in and there's a nice sex store right next door. Breakfast is scant continental. Check your door Lucia and windows, my windows was easily opened from the outside so luckily I change rooms before sleeping.
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Booked a king room. Checked in early because of pre game activities. Got to motel at 11 pm to our room with 2 full beds. Tired and just went to bed but irritated. Shower was wierd. Several electric pllates were riged or broken exposing issues. Bathroom door did not close unless u slam it hard. The front desk lady was super friendly.
Positive: Cleaner than before , Negative: WiFi,been told not working during my 5day 4nights stay, not as convenient as it supposed to be to.
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