This hotel could be summed up in one sentence: The facilities for our dog were great; the facilities for people where awful.
We stayed here in August 2011 en route to and from my father-in-law's in South Carolina. The location of the hotel is good, right near a large shopping district. In addition, we had our puppy with us because we wanted to show her off to my father-in-law. Thus, our hotel choices were limited. Since my American Airlines miles program was running a Best Western promotion, I figured we'd give it a shot.
I would have gladly paid double to stay at a different hotel that allowed dogs on the premises. While the Best Western Lee-Jackson Inn had a large area for dogs to run around in, as well as trash cans and bags for picking up after the canine guests, the rooms weren't really comfortable for people. The man working the late shift at the desk looked at me like I was a suspicious character (I'm a very small woman in my early 30s). He wouldn't even talk to me until my husband came in to see what was taking so long. Then, the entrance to the rooms were "motel style" outdoor entry. The outdoor hallways were dark, unpleasant looking, and outdated. Once we entered our room, in our room, there were holes in the wall right by the door. The bed was hard and uncomfortable, and I had the instinct to check for bedbugs (I didn't find any, fortunately) because the rest of the room seemed so dank and dirty. My white socks became dirty after walking on the carpet. The walls are also very thin, as it was easy to hear the dog next door to us, who smelled our puppy and freaked out and began barking loudly. We woke up early just to get out of there. We wouldn't have returned for a second stay, except we couldn't get a refund on our reservation. We certainly wouldn't book again, though.
Room Tip: I peeked into some of the other rooms while they were being cleaned. They all look pretty bad.
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