I stayed one night at the Knights Inn in Elkton, MD. It was easy to find off I-95. The outside of the hotel at night is not well lit, so it is a little scary. The man at the front desk let me see (and smell) the room before taking it. The non-smoking room didn't smell of smoke! (Hooray!) The bed was giant, and the air-conditioning made the room very cold (it was a bit difficult to regulate). The TV was good (got a lot of channels). The hotel was near several places to eat; a Waffle House and gas station are right across the parking lot. A Hampton Inn is next to the hotel, and a Motel 6 is across the street. The wi-fi was good. The big problem with the room was its thin walls. Even with the air-conditioner on, I could hear the television from the room next to mine, making it hard to sleep.

My wife and I stayed here and regret it. The rooms look average for the price but it's a complete charade. Don't expect any service once you sign for the room.

The staff will lie outright in order to sell you a room. Just after being told at check-in that the pool is "open and ready' [for use], we were informed it was closed. It wasn't even 9pm and they didn't bother to mention this when we were checking in. Similarly, the laundry service wasn't available: it would be nice to be informed of this when we asked about it at check-in rather than later.

The toilet leaks and when I told the clerk -who was busy sitting on the couch watching a gambling show- he wasn't even interested enough to stand up.

The front desk clerk sits and watches tv and every time I had a problem they seem to do 1: Call somebody else and speak in a foreign language for an extended period of time or 2: nothing at all. They didn't offer to move me to another room or bother to apologize for legitimate problems (like the leaking toilet).

While "continental breakfast" is a term that gets thrown around a lot, this takes the prize for worse ever. To these hotel operators it means they put 9 (yes, they said exactly 9) donuts out in the morning and they never replenish them.

We paid $50.00 thru Priceline for this hotel and after booking I knew I had made a mistake!! Priceline basically said tough, have a nice night even though reviews on their own website speak about how horrible this hotel had the potential to be. I have used Priceline name your own price for years and not been disappointed until now. I have never had a hotel tell me I couldn't have a room with double beds unless I paid them an extra $10.00 cash. The room was remotely clean and didn't smell of hot vomit but the floor might have been more comfortable than the beds. The shower was again remotely clean, had hot water and decent pressure but the fixtures were falling off the wall. Continental breakfast is included......I kid you not it was 9 donut holes and 1 juice box.

My husband and I stayed here 1 night on our way to Baltimore to save money. It wasn't even worth the $55 for the night. Carpet was horrible, the toliet was falling into the floor. The room smelled awful, there was trash behind the sofas and tables. I slept with my clothes on even though the only thing that looked clean was the sheets. If looking for a bargain nearby stay at the Motel 6, it can't be any worse.