Salem Vacations from $527

I was really disappointed with this hotel. The pictures on this site, do not match the current condition at the property. The road leading up to the hotel, is covered with pot holes. The smell at the doors, was enough to gag you every time you went through them. The lobby looks like it started to be updated like in the 90s, then stopped halfway through the project. The old smelly carpet looks like something from The shinning. No a/c in the hallway, it was hot and muggy. The elevator made you wonder if you were going to make it out alive. Our original room was 3 wings away from the elevator, with no luggage cart (they only had 1, and they weren't looking for it). The original room had holes in the blankets, smelled, and a window that was frosted over from a bad seal, and no mini fridge or working ice machine (here for a week). We got another room, close to the elevator, it was a little better and had a fridge and was cleaner feeling. The pool was closed the whole time we were there, and has been for awhile. Apparently it had a leak that was fixed, but the staff was not closing it at 9pm, so maintenance took care of that with a paddle lock. I didn't bother checking out the fitness center that was in another building, that looked rough from afar. No on-site laundry either. We woke up itchy every morning. The breakfast had flies coming out of the bread box with toast and bagels. You can tell, it used to be a beautiful place, it is far from that now. Stay anywhere else!

Very cute and sweet place.

Upon entering the Motel 6 lobby to check-in I was treated extremely rudely and disrespectfully by the front desk person. He lied to me saying my reservation was cancelled due to not receiving my phone number from Expedia, launched into a tirade about Expedia, then demanded to see my idea and it revealed that he HADN'T actually cancelled my reservation, but it was such an offputting interaction that I decided not to stay there.

Room clean but pool closed and looked like it’s been closed for a while (the sign was old)