Chose this hotel because it looked new, but they gave me a room in the back building which was old. Heater stopped working halfway thru the nite, so had to stop for a couple of minutes & restart it. Looked like the place was empty but gave me the cheapest, furthest away room. If I had to do it again I would have chosen another place, HoJo or even Super8, I think would have been better. Also, room was freezing cold when I got in & took an hour to heat up.

I stayed at the Econolodge on business, for one night. The room was old, and needed repair (ceiling cracking, old switches, etc), and the bedspread needed washing. The sheets were clean, the pillows were fresh, and the general cleanliness was acceptable for the $49 price tag. It's definitely not worth more than that however. I will pay a bit extra for a nicer place next time I am in town.

We needed a place to stay after a last-minute change of plans. The motel was clean and the staff was very friendly. No complaints

My family and I stayed at this hotel this week, and it was the worst hotel I've ever been to. The rooms were very humid and moist, so bad that the sheets and carpet were literally wet. the quality of the microwave, fridge, TV, toiletries, etc. was cheap and low-quality. The man at the front desk was fairly friendly when I asked for more towels and shampoo when we got to our rooms and realized there wasnt nearly enough for a family of four. The "complimentary breakfast" consisted of dry bagels, cheap donuts, a toaster that burnt everything you put in there, coffee that tasted like dirty water, bananas that were either underripe or overripe, and stale cereal. And when we were trying to get out of the horrid place at check-out, no one came to the front desk, even when we rang the bell four times. We had to call the hotel on a phone and tell them to come help us. The only good thing about this hotel was the Wi-Fi.