My husband and I were attending a conference and this hotel was recommended by the conference staff. I have no idea why. There are lots of nice hotels in the area. I had requested a non-smoking room but when I arrived the room reeked of cigarette smoke and we were told the hotel was full and there were no other rooms. Only one light bulb in the entire room worked. I wondered if this was on purpose in hopes that I wouldn't notice the filthy carpet which was not just "stained." They obviously hadn't even tried to get the dirt out. There were no washcloths at all. The ceiling and walls were covered with water stains. The lampshades were stained. The shower didn't work. When I arrived, the room had not been made up (my husband had spent one night there already). When he called to get someone to make the bed, he was told that you only get maid service if you stay more than 5 nights. They obviously cater to short term area workers. Since I had pre-paid for our reservation through Travelocity, I knew I wouldn't likely get my money back but the place was so depressing I told my husband to not even set down my suitcase. We drove across the street and stayed at the Motel 6 for $49 a night. The next day talking to some conference people, I discovered we were not the only ones to have moved. And some people had known better than to book there in the first place. I'm usually pretty forgiving and if a room is clean I don't worry too much about worn furnishings. But this place is a dive.

I stayed at Crossland for several weeks. The rooms were extremely cramped, paint was peeling off the exterior doors, trash was piled in the hallways and the price was about 100 dollars more than cleaner, newer extended stay properties in the area. The bed was uncomfortable without fitted sheets and you find yourself laying on a nasty mattress by morning. If you plan to stay here, get all your vaccinations as if you were going to a third world country and pack a handgun and sleep with it.

I was a little disappointed to learn that when you book "non-smoking" online that it is not guaranteed. I walked into a room that reeked of 10 years of smoke in the carpet, walls and bed linens. When I asked about non-smoking rooms there were none available and I could not have a refund so they handed over a bottle of air freshener. The next best part was when I went into the shower, it obviously hadn't been cleaned because there was soap that had already been used and there was small curly black hairs (one can only imagine!!!!) stuck to the wall of the shower. They either need to hire a new cleaning crew or a cleaning crew period.

People have written that it was worth the amount of $ they paid but seriously I'm not sure if that's the truth. It seemed like a pretty great deal until I was hit with over $15 in taxes and fees, which at that point a Super 8 or Motel 6 would have def. beat this one out. It is right next to the highway which is very convenient but at the same time the walls were so thin it was very loud.

We stayed a saturday night before a Chiefs game. When I booked on priceline I did not realize that i was getting 2 "queen" rooms. Which is a room with only 1 queen bed. After i had it booked I called the hotel dirrectly to see if I could change it to, two rooms with two double beds, they said it would be an extra charge of $11 per room, since I booked it on price line for $30 the extra $11 did not seem too bad.

I called the Friday before to comfirm our reservations and they said that we were down, and they said they should have two rooms with two double beds.

We checked in at around 9pm that night. They lady at the desk pulled up our reservations and said that we only had one room with two double beds. But that she would give us two "queen" rooms for the price of one double room. I said that would be fine. We got our room keys and went to check into the the "double room". Come to find out when we opened the door, someone was already in the room. "oops". So i went back to the front desk and she said she as no other rooms open. I asked her for any room she had left. So she eneded up giving us 2 handycap rooms for the price of the one double. So needles to say we got 4 rooms for the price of 2.

Beds were very hard, the room i was in was infested with flies, one of the hanycap rooms had roaches. My brother said " all the rooms seem to have a diffirent kind of smell". Which was true. And yes it is right next to the high was. And it is very loud. So I am going to cross this Crossland off my list of places to stay. But i guess for $40 a night you get what you pay for.