I stayed here on my way home from Virginia because my friend that I was traveling with wanted to go to the local Casino. We stayed in a two room suite because it was all that was available when we checked in. This was my first time to stay with this hotel chain. We asked the hotel clerk for suggestions on places to eat and were given several once we decided where we wanted to go we were given directions to get there. The room was very nice & the beds were very comfortable.

Small rooms (the name may give that away) but very clean, well presented both in the room and externally. Near to the plants in South Charleston. Very friendly staff. WiFi worked well.

I was on the railroad tracks side of the hotel but the trains did not bother me - however, I'm sure I was awakened by someone coughing in the next room. Some corridor noise but would still recommend to someone looking for a property in this area.

We have stayed here in the past the rooms are great and location as far as accesability to main roads are great. Most of the staff are freindly although the gentleman at the desk last night had a little attitude problem. The only thing that really needs improvment is the free breakfast. Hot waffles or cold cereal for the children would be nice, visit some of your other competators offering breakfast and you'll see it makes a difference

I stayed at the Microtel in Charleston the night of October 12, 2007. I was in Charleston on business. I try to be frugal when I travel as each cent spent that doesn't have to be spent comes out of my earnings. Hence, I spend a lot of time at Super 8s and Microtels.

Upon arrival at the Charleston Microtel I was greeted in the warm, typical southern West Virginia way that I find so endearing among my adopted state brethren. While the gentleman was beginning to check me in, his wife came out to the desk and took over because "your Dad" is on the telephone. The next morning as I was checking out I saw Dad cleaning the light fixtures in the foyer. Please do not mistake this family description as a lack of professionalism. I was checked in and checked out efficiently.

I stayed in a queen room. I was very pleased with the room. Oh, yes, it was the typical MICROtel sized room but it was spotless. I have stayed at much more expensive hotels and dealt with far more filth. Everything in the room was in good repair. The television had plenty of channels to keep me entertained on a Friday evening away from home. The wireless internet was excellent and the breakfast was a cut above the budget hotel fare, although nothing elaborate.

I was discussing my travel with a friend who also travels a lot for his business and he has also stayed at this specific Microtel and been very pleased.