Econo Lodge

If I could give this a negative number, I would. We stayed here for a charity event. It was booked by the sponsor, based upon price and a phone call. As I stated before, traveling for work, vacation, family, and emergency reasons, I have stayed in many hotels. I cannot remember one as bad as this. Vinyl/tile/laminate floors are fine, if they are clean. This one was not. Iwas wearing white socks, which after being worn in boots were a little dirty, but before going to bad after walking on the floors, they were brown. We thought there was some goo on the floor, then realized it was some sort of glass half bead. A lone coffee bean was left at the end of one bed. When we finally we went to use the bathroom, we noticed something in the toilet. Upon flushing, it appeared to be a bar of soap. After flushing multiple times, it appeared to be multiple bars of soap. We were finally able to remove them, and found two (2) large bars and several smaller bars of soap in the toilet. Obviously, the toilet had not been cleaned (yeah, at least the bowl was clean). Upon inspecting the shower, it too appeared dirty. So, my wife got the cleaning supplies out of her car, which she happened to luckily have, and cleaned the entire bathroom area (the washcloth was almost as dirty as my socks). We considered changing rooms, but they made it sound like the last ground floor room, which we wanted as we had my motorcycle in addition to the car (the charity event was a motorcycle event to raise money and awareness for Parkinson's). The refrigerator freezer needed to be defrosted. Not overly important, but noteworthy. I will add that there were at least no bugs, and the sheets seemed clean and beds were made. The towels were clean, but 1970s small. And, they do count them (they said they normally ask you to bring the dirty ones back if you want fresh). I have I not said it already, don't stay here.

Its just outdated but for the price u cant be it. Staff was decent people