We paid over $135 for a hotel (from http://www.hotels_and-discounts.com which is a part of Hotels.com and Expedia) that was rundown, dirty, shared a small, crowded parking lot with a cafe/bar (had to park in the street most the time and walk past people in the parking lot) The room (102) had no closet, towel rack was broken,4 electrical outlets would not hold plugs for blow dryers or computers. There were dead spiders in two corners of the room, exposed wires on wall, filthy carpets (made feet black as tar after walking on for a few minutes), stained sheets, the walls needed painting, baseboards missing, slow running bath drain (took 1/2 hour to drain after a shower), stained shower curtain (appeared moldy at the bottom but I didn't put my glasses on to verify what the black color was), worn furniture, chairs with spots that looked like people peed on them, window with insulation hanging down, a door that was difficult to unlock and walls so thin I could hear men's conversations on one side and a woman on the other side vomiting each morning and evening. We were frightened at night and took pictures of the dumpster in front of the hotel (a few feet from our doors) where transient people kept picking thru the trash looking for papers). We had ants that we shook out of our jackets in our rental car. We called the booking agent and they called the hotel. it resulted in having to stay at the same room but just getting a different room 2 doors down. The owner was kind enough to let us change the refrigerator , have a free ice bucket and some hangers. But this room (104) had carpet as dirty as the first (washed out the drawers with a wash cloth and it was black), was not in as great of disrepair as the first and was minus the ants. We felt this almost ruined our vacation/business trip. We were upset that Expedia did not offer us a refund or a new hotel booking. We felt stuck..