The service at the front desk was nice. She said to let them know if I needed anything at all, and though she had a strong accent (as did all the staff) she spoke perfect English.
The walls are extremely thin--you can hear your neighbors down the hall talking in their rooms. You can hear everything the people in the room above you are doing. The people in the room above me happened to be fighting the entire night, including throwing each other across the room, and shattering their mirror. I kept expecting my ceiling to collapse any moment. Calls to the front desk yielded nothing but promises to check into it. Other people were talking in the hallways all night long. Police sirens were going off in the area the whole night. Also, the curtain was extremely thin and the light outside filtered in way too much during the night. I believe it is safe to say this is not a quiet place to stay, at least on the weekends.
Also, the bed was extremely uncomfortable. I felt like I was sleeping directly on the coils. Blanket was very thin, and not warm at all. It was a cold, miserable night.
It was supposed to be a non smoking room but the bathroom smelled so strongly of smoke that the smell clung to my clothes for the rest of the day just from having them laid out in there while I showered.
On the subject of the shower, it was filthy, and there was still hair in it from the last guest that had stayed there.
They're renovating it themselves to save money, and the entire hallway smells like paint.
Two good things: 1.room had a thermostat, which worked quite well and was fairly quiet.
2. The continental breakfast had fresh donuts, make-your-own-waffles, juice, coffee, and a few other pastries and milk and cereal.
All in all, I would recommend saving your money; you're better off sleeping in your car in the Wal Mart parking lot.

This was the worst Super8 I have ever encountered.

I had to walk through a smoking section to get to my nonsmoking room. The TV and remote were so old I couldn't read the buttons any more. I was afraid to touch anything and brought in antiseptic wipes. The carpet looked to be 20 years old. A thick coat of an ugly color of paint covered the hall walls, and cracks in the walls in my room and bathroom had been painted over to cover them up. The towel was so thin not even K-Mart would sell it, and the breakfast room was crammed in with the laundry and mechanical rooms.

I expect a Super8 to be clean, cheap and above a Motel 6. This hotel was none of those things.

I'll think twice before I stay at a Super8 again. The only reason I didn't walk out and demand my money back was becauase it was late and I was exhausted.

Desk clerk was not overtly rude, he was just not friendly. I think he said three words to me while I checked in. I had to ask him where my room was in the building and where I should park to be near it. Isn't this standard procedure when checking in?

When I got to my room, there was a very large noisy machine in the middle of the floor. I believe it was a carpet drying machine or a portable air conditioner. The room and entire hallway smelled like damp carpet and wet paint.

When I went to the front desk to check out of the hotel because of the condition of my room, the clerk did not seem to believe or understand that there was a clap trap machine in my room. But whatever, I was out of there. There was no way this was going to be a nice stay.

Unfortunately my wife and I stayed here on mothers day weekend. The bed was without question the most uncomfortable bed I've ever tried to sleep in. This place had the only vacancy we could find in the area at this time, so even though it smelled bad and was very noisy we tried to make the best of it . Bad decision! I had a wonderful nights sleep on Fathers day because I did not stay here again and neither should you.