Econo Lodge

I will have to agree with Ian’s review. This place is held together with duct tape and spackle. Their feeble attempts at repairs are just pitiful. They appear to have been done by someone with zero experience. The door had a massive gap around it when closed, which i could only assume assist with pizza deliveries. The TV appears to be of early 90’s vintage, If it were any older you would have to tell one of your kids to get up and go change the channel. The corner trim was separating from the wall and the carpet they used for base board trim was gone. The location is apparently next to an ambulance barn, fire station or police station because there are sirens constantly starting and then driving by. Every time someone closes their door it simulates how the building would sound and react in a tornado or earthquake. My refrigerator did an amazing impression of the stopwatch at the beginning of 60 minutes, unfortunately the impression kept going for far longer than 60 minutes. Basically the only plus i can give this crowned jewel of dilapidated hotels is the fact the girl at the front desk was nice and quick to check me in. Beyond that, travel on down to another sleep spot.

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I had a very good experience here. The Staffs were so helpful and when we extended our stay due to some emergency they really helped us with their courtesy service. All together a very nice and calm place to stop, rest and sleep on a road trip!!!

Clean room with fridge. Good place to stop to sleep on road trip.

My 4 night business stay was quickly cut to 1 after discovering bedbug bites everywhere on me after the 1^st night. They were hiding behind the picture frame over the bed. Even without that, a miserable hole of a place with cracked ceilings, water damage, no outlets near the desk and intermittent Internet service.