“What a dump!”

This hotel needs to be torn down and rebuilt, it's in such bad shape. The key-making machine did not work, so I did not get a room key, night clerk let me into the room with the master key and left. Everything, from furniture to walls, to bathroom fixtures was shabby and some things were just beyond repair. I could not wait for the night to pass and to be on my way.

“THIS PLACE NEEDS TO BE TORN DOWN!!”

Checking in had to be done across a protective window as I stood outside. All the while, some hoodlum questioned me about why I was visiting. Then the manager warns me to notify him if there's trouble. Thugs walk around the parking lot (because the inn is their permanent residence) all night and engage in suspicious activities. My room stank and and so did my sheets and pillow. The towels are covered in blood or crap stains. The face plate of the heater is off its hinges and to turn on, you adjust the knob, then remove the knob and place it on the temperature gauge to adjust that. No clock. Had to wake up and check out by 8 am, but the manager's office is closed at that time. I was so excited for an interview that I didn't care where I booked my room. DON'T STAY HERE!! Spend the extra $60-$70 to stay at a 5-star hotel if you want piece of mind. I had to check my car all night to see if those thugs walking around were trying to break in. If you're that desperate for a place to sleep in that area, just drive into a residential neighborhood and sleep in your car.