Upon arrival at this property there were four police cars with lights flashing, blocking the drive through between buildings. We could not tell where the office was by driving around the building. We finally encountered a woman who told us that the check-in window was on the end of a building. She didn't mention that she was the person managing and would be the person checking us in. We ended up taking two rooms because a room with two beds was not available. I had to sign and initial a two-page contract that was too lengthy to read. For some reason, the woman signing me in, told me emphatically, that I had to pull my vehicle facing inward. If I backed in, and she had to tell me twice, on the third time, she would have my vehicle towed. While signing in, just across the street, a woman in a car was screaming at and appeared to be attempting to run over a male with her car. This was around 8 p.m. Police also responded to that incident. We were given the passes to rooms 194 and 197 which are on the second floor. Pulling up to a parking spot beneath our rooms, the room in our headlights had the door open, a window boarded up and another window broken. Room 194 didn't have the heat on and had a dingy feeling. Room 197 had the heat on and we were going to stay in that room but the door frame appeared to have been kicked in, leaving barely enough wood for the door latch to catch. We decided to get a room at the Hampton Inn. We had booked car, flight and room through Expedia.