I had a king room and found it exceptionally small. In fact I had to move the desk chair out of the way just to move around the 'King' room otherwise I had to crawl over the bed to get otherside. The furniture was was well worn so much the vaneer looked whitewashed. I was afraid to sit in the recliner without a towel or plastic as it seemed very soiled and worn. The window had a dowel rod in it for security as I was on the first floor.
The bed spread had what appeared to be a cigarette burn ironically in non-smoking room. The bathroom was ok as it had a curved shower rod but only had one face cloth, one hand towel and two small towels.
The air conditioning unit was an old in wall unit and was very noisy. If you're looking for a quiet space this is not the place as I heard doors closing and the guest above me moving about late into the evening and early in the morning.
The location was shady even for a man and I was cautious when I ventured out for dinner across the street to Ruby Tuesdays.
Overall I would say spend your money on another hotel for the same price. I stayed at a Super 8 many years ago and remember a very similar experience thus I don't believe I'll stay at another any time soon.

The staff was wonderful, making us feel like royalty. They went above a beyond making our stay comfortable. While in town to visit family for a graduation and 70th birthday, my mom and sister shared one room, while my husband and I had another. All four of us were glad we picked this hotel and will definitely stay here again if/when our travels bring us back to North Carolina.

Not new, but well-maintained family-operated facility. Friendly folks, went out of the way to help us. We loved playing with their baby.

We are an Air Force family that is relocating to the Ft Bragg Area. We chose the Super 8 because it was the most centrally located between our real estate agents office and the areas in which we were house hunting.

The area is very shady to say the least. The Super 8 seems ok from the outside, but the inside is a different story. We paid $120 for a two night stay with a king size bed.
Upon entering the "non smoking" room, we were hit with a wave of stale smoke.The room was entirely too small to fit the bed. There was hardly enough room to walk and not run into something.

The bathroom was not cleaned very well, and we always wore shoes when we were in the bathroom. There were only two towels, wash cloths, and hand towels. Our "shampoo and conditioner" was actually two bottles of lotion. Our toilet only flushed when it wanted to and our shower didn't drain. You had to shower with water up to your ankles.

The doors to the rooms slam when they close, so all hours of the night, we heard doors slamming and people running up and down the halls.

The free wifi only worked about 50% of the time.

Breakfast was another story. There were two dirty tables in the front office of the hotel. The woman at the front desk stared us down as we tried to eat our "breakfast."
Our "continental breakfast" consisted of stale english muffins and biscuits, burnt gravy, granola bars, cereal, and warm milk that was sitting out.

It was not a nice stay, to say the least.