I've stayed at this Lodge over the past 10 years, initially for horse showing and now for dog shows. the carpet is the same as it was - the ice machine which was not working for 1 year straight is at least now working. TV and internet are fine as is the continental breakfast. Parking lot could use some work as could the outside locks on the doors (sometimes they respond to your key and sometimes they do not). Towels, bedding are adequate. Pet fee ($15/dog/night) is a bit high. Personnel are ok, not outstanding. I did not view any bugs. One time staying here there was a loud contingent of students to which management not do anything about. This last time, there were few guests so no problems - it's an ok place, cheaper than others in the area - better than the Travellodge - the strip mall in which the EC is located is dying but adequate food nearby (tho nothing closeto rave about - you can go into Ithaca for better choices). All in all, a so-so place.

Recently I stayed at this hotel, I use that term loosely here, for a business trip. I was greeted by a resident telling me about the "happy ending" massage that one of the other guests could provide. I do know that he was hanging out with an employee, but I do not know if he stayed there or not. I went to my room, and a gust of the worst smelling air ever greeted my nose. This place reminded me of an hourly skid row hotel, where people who have lost all hope go to die. The staff did end up being relatively friendly, but they won't win any awards. This place should be torn down, and rebuilt from scratch. Bottom line is if you've lost all hope, and are looking for a place to drink yourself to death this place is for you. The depressing atmosphere will definitely help you speed up this task.

I spent a few hours sleeping and woke up to bedbugs, before leaving the hotel in the middle of the night. I am suffering from severe bites.

My 70 year old mother stayed here a night because she was flying out early the next morning. When her credit card statement came. it had a $270 charge for a broken window. The only so-called evidence they had was their assertion that she was the last person to stay in the room, and the managert had a photo of a broken window on a cell phone. When I called to also to speak to manager, they hung up on me.