Fort Polk Vacations from $413

If you need a sleep and a shower and can stand a little grundy, heavily worn, old hotel w new paint/appliances....it will do.

My first room was so awful I didn’t sleep the first night. There were stains on the pillow cases, a ball of hair next to the tub, hair in the hand towel, my shoes stuck to the bathroom floor and there was a pair of dried up contact lenses on the night-stand. After complaining, I was given a new room. While the linens appeared to be cleaner, I didn’t feel comfortable and purchased my own pillowcases and a blanket at Target. The musty smell that came from the air register was so bad I bought Lysol to spray throughout the night. The door on my side of the adjoining room was missing. They had attached a hasp latch that was supposed to have a padlock on it to keep the door from being opened. No padlock was attached. Instead someone had rolled up a piece of paper to keep the latch from being opened. There was a deadbolt on the door but I was not able to confirm if it was keyed on both sides or just on mine. Whoever was in the room before me, also felt unsafe by rolling up the paper and putting it into the loop of the gasp latch. If the gasp latch isn’t needed why is it still attached. I’ve never been so disgusted and disappointed in a hotel.

How do you run out of towels… they didn’t have an answer either. Or getting room cleaned… this place was bad. Don’t stay here. The door was broken too. I get it, it was cheap but man, trust me. DONT STAY HERE!

Staff was helpful in making the stay pleasant