Ringgold Vacations from $592

Unless you're down on your luck or you're the most frugal person you know of personally, I would avoid this hotel at all costs. Even more so if you're a female or have children. The reviews on Hotels.com were over a 7 out of 10 which was fairly impressive. I didn't think to look at the true Google reviews, which I regret. I arrived and there was nobody in the lobby of the hotel. The door was locked and there was a sloppily written note informing someone would eventually be back. After waiting about 10 minutes, I was given my keys that would reveal a room that looks like it should have been condemned and was filled with cigarette odor (non-smoking room). Luckily, there was one room left with different style beds. It didn't smell of cigarettes, but needed almost as much help physically. Carpet that should have been replaced years ago, window curtains for comforters (with lovely cigarette burn marks) on the beds, holes and the worst repair jobs ever scattered throughout, shower curtain rod that was about to fall out of the wall, a toilet that was no longer secured to the ground, a missing security latch from the door, a random big crawling on me whilst in bed, towels made out of 80 grit sandpaper, a fridge that provided room temperature service, and shady looking characters lurking outside their doors after the sun went down. Again, unless you're really pinching pennies or it's the best you can currently afford, I would avoid at all costs.

Room was clean but the overall condition of the property is not competitive. Bathroom was small, no shelves so the towels and washcloths were located outside of the bathroom, in the room. The sink was also located in the room, not in bathroom, toilet seat seemed as though it didn’t fit the toilet, shifted each time it was used. Outside of the window was full of spider webs so the shade stayed down the entire time. The fridge was a bit larger than a dorm fridge, it was outdated, freezer was full of frost. I won’t be staying there again.