I had gotten a couple of rooms for myself and for my brother and his wife. From the outside it looks like your typical sleep inn design. When I walked into the lobby, the first that I noticed was that the couch looked dirty and dingy. The check in clerk, I believe his name was Dustin, was nice, but looked tired. I checked in I started walking down the hall. I started becoming more apprehensive about the hotel. The hallway was poorly lighted and narrow. The carpeting was old and worn. The hallway walls were dirty with sploches on them. When I got to my room, I found out that my double bed room was actually two very small rooms that they had removed the interconnecting doors from. This seemed a very strange arrangement. The carpeting in the room was also old and worn, with ciggarette burns in it, as was the furniture. I will say the room was clean. (It passed the sister-in-law test.) The bed was some what springey, but was comfortable. The next morning when I got up and took a shower, it turned to be a good shower. The water pressure was good with plenty of hot water. I thought it was odd to find the breakfast room on the third floor, but this was no big deal. I was told they had sausage biscuits , but when I when I got there at 9:00 they were not to be found. I asked who I assumed to the breakfast attendent if I could have a couple. She repeated what I said and walked away. I did not see her again. I found Dustin working again the next morning when I went to check out looking a little less tired and again friendly. My nights stay turned out better than I thought was going too, but from my past experience with the Sleep Inn chain, I was somewhat dissatisfied with the hotel. It was not up to the standards I become use to experiencing.
- Sleep Inn Hickory
- Hickory Sleep Inn
