Please, do not be fooled. The area around Six Flags is extremely unsafe, unkempt, and run down. This hotel is no exception.
The photos are cleverly deceptive, showing a modern room with spotless furniture. Let me assure you, this is not the case.
When you first enter the room, you are met with a must that can only be described as not thoroughly cleaned, mix with definitely not smoke free. Once you avert your nose, feast your eyes on what you thought was a decent hotel room at a bargain price. You were severely mistaken.
Walls with a recognizable mustard yellow film, with paint peeling off the tops of the wall and into the ceiling. Fading, beat up furniture with old drippings and stains from candles and sodas. The floors are a cheap LVP that, despite being new, look very uncleaned, dented, and gapped. You walk to the bed to set your luggage down, hoping to rest, only to find the bed has foreign hairs and yellow stains that you don’t want to even imagine how they originated. And the bathroom. Oh, my goodness. The nastiest white tile, followed up by splash tile that is far beyond any sort of cleaning. The handicap accessible shower? There, but let’s just say the seat was not something you’d want even your posterior on. The sink was in its own right, good, if it was a house from the early 1900s. Ironically, the toilet was the cleanest thing in the room! What even is a hotel room where even the most basic things are not cleaned?
I wish I could write more. Do not stay here.