This Econo Lodge was pretty nice; a lot nicer than the Econo Lodge than we stayed at before in South Portland, and much better than the Days Inn in Danvers, MA (near Salem). The balcony level floor is made of wood planks, so pulling your luggage makes an annoying clunk-clunk-clunk sound.. It's not next to the highway (thank goodness), because our previous hotel was, and it was very noisy.
We were accidentally given the smoking room (the front desk person said that's what we reserved), but we were able to switch to a non-smoking room quite easily. The bed was comfortable; mattress wasn't too soft or firm, and sheets were soft. The non-smoking room looks remodeled, clean, new(er) TV/fridge cabinet and microwave. There was a newer side table, which was round, as opposed to the square one like in the other room, which was lopsided. In the bathroom, though, the staff had provided an anti-slip rubber mat to put in the tub, and the underside of the mat was gross (dark red/brown, like mold).
The price was very good..we paid about $90 after tax (we booked on Expedia).
The service was excellent! I had to print out a shipping label for a package I had to send; the lobby computer (which was hooked up to the printer) was down. At first, the front desk person just told me (when I asked) if there was a Kinkos or Staples nearby (there was a Staples), but after I went out to the car, and just as I was about to pass the lobby part of the building, she was standing outside, telling me that I could use her computer to print out my label. (Also, she didn't charge me for it, which they normally would, if you printed anything in the lobby other than a boarding pass.) Since my package was getting shipped by US Postal Service, she said I could leave it with her (the postal carrier picks up packages--daily, I assume, as at many other hotels).
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