The management at the hotel was terrible. The front desk clerk was rude and unpersonable and we ended up paying $40 dollars more a night due to one extra person in our room. The rooms were nothing to brag about, dirty sheets, leaking refrigerator, loud annoying AC and a TV from the 80's. Not to mention, each room came with a terrible smell. I was not expecting much for $60 a night, but for that experience I should have been paying $20 at the most. I would recommend the Weston Lamplighter right down the street instead. Similar cost and much nicer staff and rooms.

This hotel was the worst hotel I have ever stayed in!! The clerk was extremely rude and sexist. Our Non-smoking room smelled of stale smoke. The room was dirty, the bathroom door did not close all the way. There was no remote for the TV, several lights did not work. We could not wait to get out of there.

OK--it was the cheapest thing we found in the region. Bed was fine, linens were fine, and the room was clean. So we can't complain.
The 1.5 star rating was pretty accurate.
Breakfast was just some packaged donuts and coffee.
The night clerk was not someone I would hire.
But--all we wanted was to arrive late, sleep, shower, and stay cheap.
It worked fine for all of that.

We called ahead because we knew that we would be late, so late in fact, that we would not be able to cancel our reservations. Rarely do we stay at Rodeway anymore, and this place confirmed why. Usually, we stay at the Super 8, but we were hoping for something a little better. HaHa. They were nice enough to wait past closing for us, although we paid more than the $72 listed here.

The bathroom was so gross that none of us would shower. The sheets were thin. The thin bedspreads in the no smoking room had a cigarette burn. Breakfast was coffee and the last four mini-muffins, maybe orange juice.

The towels appeared to be new, and the flowers growing were pretty we noticed as we sped to McDonalds for breakfast that cost us as much (all total) as it probably would have to stay at the Holiday Inn Express that we noticed on the way out of town.

Promise: never again.