See why so many travellers make Rodeway Inn their hotel of choice when visiting Salem. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a budget friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travellers like you.
Given the close proximity to Salem Armory Auditorium (2.2 mi), guests of Rodeway Inn can easily experience one of Salem's most popular landmarks.
Rooms at Rodeway Inn provide a refrigerator, air conditioning, and a desk, and guests can stay connected with free wifi.
You can also enjoy a pool and breakfast while staying at Rodeway Inn. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Rodeway Inn.
While visiting Salem, you may want to try some shrimp at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Kim Huong Restaurant, Willamette Valley Grill, or Newport Seafood Grill.
If you are interested in exploring Salem, check out one of the gardens, such as Schreiner's Iris Gardens, Adelman Peony Gardens, and Lord & Schryver Conservancy.
At Rodeway Inn, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Salem.
I needed extra bedroom space for out of state guests. Rode way was close and convenient. BUT DIRTY DIRTY AND NOISY. Holes in wall that they plugged not knowing if cameras were being used or what. NEVER had a breakfast prepared. NEVER A DESK PERSON IN THE MORNING to talk to. This RODEWAY INN SUCKS.
The hotel does not comply with state mandated mask requirement. The room was dirty, the bedding old and shredded and worst of all, the pocket door that separates the room from the toilet was stuck open. We tried to pry the latch to get the door to close but no luck, no privacy. Also, there was grunge and mold on the shower door sill. The hotel has a no pet policy but my black sweatshirt was covered in dog hair after laying it on the bed. Frankly I am glad for the no pet's policy, I wouldn't want even my dog to stay here. The view out the window was of a very large, very disgusting, pitiful homeless camp. Stay at your own risk.
I rated this hotel with one star only because I couldn't give it less and still post a review. I just completed a 48 state tour and this is the only hotel all across the country that was so bad, I would never stay there again. My bad experience began with my reservation. To be fair, I made an error and shortchanged the dates I needed by one. You wouldn't think that adding a day would be a problem, but my reservation was non-cancellable, and apparently, they considered adding a day as a cancellation. I am a Diamond Elite Choice Hotel Privileges member and even Choice Hotels was unable to sway them. Instead, I ended up with a second reservation for one additional day. Great customer service! NOT! Also in my reservation, I clearly stated that I travel with a service dog. When I arrived to check-in, the front desk told me they don't allow pets. I explained that I had arranged this in advance and that this was a service dog, not a pet. The front desk then told me they don't allow service dogs! I explained the American Disabilities Act and that I was certain they would not discriminate against me because I am disabled. He repeated that they don't allow service dogs. I told him that they didn't really have a choice as the Justice Department frowns upon discrimination against the disabled and they certainly didn't want the Justice Department angry with them. During all this the General Manager was pacing around from his office to the Front Desk area, to another "staff only" area. The whole time he was talking on his cell phone in what appeared to be a personal conversation. Not once did he make eye contact with me or stop to address the situation. Finally, the Front Desk Clerk disappeared into the staff only area with the GM only to return and check me in without another word from him or the GM. Great customer service! NOT!!! My next problem came when I found which room they had assigned to me. They gave me the last room at the far end of the hall. There was an entrance/exit door next to the room, but there was a paper sign taped to the door stating that the door was not to be opened and anyone who did, would be asked to leave the premises. So, knowing that the door was defective or something, why on earth would you assign that room to the disabled guest??? It certainly wasn't because the hotel was full. I was only going to be there for a few nights so I chose not to complain about it. Great customer service! NOT!!! When I opened the door the stench of urine and wet musty old carpet slammed me in the face. I have had to stay in some pretty disgusting places in my youth, but this was the worst that I have ever encountered. Again, I chose to suck it up and tolerate it as it would only be for a few nights. The location of the hotel was convenient for my purposes and it was a Choice Hotels property which I always choose. The hotel had two handicapped parking places. One was constantly filled with a work truck of what I could only assume belonged to an employee. The other handicapped parking space was filled with a fairly newer model BMW or something similar. Again, it appeared to belong to an employee ... probably the cellphone talking GM. Neither of these vehicles nor the motorcycle that squeezed in to park between them displayed any handicapped plates or permits. Great Customer service! NOT!!! While walking my service dog on the property I noticed at least two different homeless camps on the property. The garbage in the dumpsters didn't appear to have been emptied in quite some time either. And for some reason, they had multiple signs posted for "Parking for Sleep Inn guests only". That was odd since they were operating the facility under the Rodeway Inn brand. There was no breakfast or even coffee ... "due to covid". There was no housekeeping ... "due to covid". There were also no discounts because there was no breakfast, coffee, or housekeeping due to covid. A sign on the door stating masks were required by all ... apparently, all except employees. I didn't see any hand sanitizer and as I mentioned before it smelled of urine and moldy, wet, old carpet ... not of disinfectant. I'm really curious what the covid measures they've implemented were because they certainly weren't obvious. On checkout, I reviewed my bill to discover they had charged me a pet fee for my service dog in violation of the ADA ... not only once, but twice! Remember, I was forced to have two different reservations because my reservation could not be modified to add an additional day. I caught the GM off his cellphone and he made the corrections for me. I followed up with my bank and indeed he had made the correction. What did I learn from the experience? First, I will NEVER stay at this particular hotel again no matter what brand name they choose to operate it under. Second, I will NEVER make a prepaid reservation again, even if it costs me more. Third, While I love Choice Hotels and will continue to use them exclusively, I will NEVER stay in another Rodeway Inn again.…
I read the reviews and for some reason convinced myself that we’d have a different experience. This is the first hotel that we’ve ever walked out of. Absolutely appalling that anyone would stay here. DO NOT BOOK THIS PLACE. PLEASE TRUST ME. There are tweakers in the parking lot, homeless people living in the field behind the hotel,and printed “COVID PATIENTS CAN’T STAY HERE” papers all over the place. Customer service was terrible, the place is gross.
I’m currently writing this from my car because of a sketchy person who asked “what floor are you staying on?” as soon as we arrive and the Front desk worker reveals our floor and room to him indirectly by stating our room and floor while receiving the key to said room. Immediately afterward the man chuckles and says, “Enjoy.” That is the sketchiest thing I’ve ever experienced at a motel/hotel whatever. As I left I walked down the stairs and noticed 2 bullet holes that have been plastered shut and the entire hotel smells like cigarettes. This place is absolutely disgusting and save yourself the money and mental stress by DODGING THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS. You may even save your life by sleeping at a Rest Stop or literally anywhere else other than this garbage trash heap of a place you call an Inn. You may ask for a nonsmoking room but guess what? Smoking I actually allowed in all rooms because the entire place smells like cigarettes.…
The online materials had this rated as decent, so thought I'd give it a chance. I mean, for $90 and as a chain hotel, it couldn't be a dive, right? Man, was I wrong. The room I was given had dead flies all over the windowsill and there were live ants there as well. The shower was dripping and I couldn't stop it. I asked the desk clerk for a new room, which he readily gave me. That room was a little better as there were no visible insects but the carpets were stained and filthy as was the entire room. I literally put all of my belongings in the trunk of my car not wanting anything to crawl into them. I stay at hotels all the time including Rodeways and have never had such an experience with a mainstream brand like Rodeway. I didn't expect luxury, but man that was a gross experience. Do yourself a favor, never stay here.…
Usually I only write online reviews if there is something exceptionally positive or unique about a place but I must say something about my stay here. I am traveling as a single mother with my 3 kids. We found several other hotels in the same area roughly the same price or even cheaper BUT my kids really wanted to swim and the last 2 hotels we stayed at allowed the pool to be used by guest reservation. So i made sure that an indoor pool was one of the amenities. Also, free breakfast is ALWAYS a make or break deal for me with hotel choices... Always lol Rodeway inn says it has a heated indoor pool and free breakfast so we picked it. I called 4 times in advance over 2 days to reserve a pool time slot and nobody ever answered the phone. So once I got there I asked about it and was told the pool was closed. But online this information is not shared. So that really bummed out my kids and I. But it happens, too late to change hotels now so oh well. We go to the room and it was DISGUSTING. Insanely unclean. I took about 5 photos on my phone of the nastiness inside the room so I could show a clerk or choice hotel review etc... The little washcloths looked black and smudged as if a woman had rubbed her eye makeup off on them. There were 2 bottle caps on the floor and several little pieces of white paper or tissue or something. The rooms phone and phone cord had crusted caked on red…???something?? all over it. Like literally ALL OVER IT. Not just a spot or 2. And 1 of the bedsheets looked unwashed as well. It kinda looked the same as the washcloth, like a black smudge smeared across it in the middle of the sheet. 2 of the 4 pillows also were crazy lopsided like they had gone several times thru a washing machine, which is fine but I had a hard time trying to level them out some. So we went to ask for 2 more pillows and were given 1 and told that there were no more in the entire hotel. Okay, so I was still trying to make the best of it though for my kids. I took the overly lumpy pillow... We ended up going to bed way too late. like midnight+ and then were woken up in the early hours of the morning to the BLARING fire alarm!!! It was SO loud and such a painful shock to the body! Just awful and then I had 3 scared, confused kids to gather and console, holding their ears and crying , trying to put their shoes on and try to herd them outside in the cold, way before we wanted to wake up, only to find out that it was a false alarm!! I was SO ANGRY! My kids were miserable and 2 said they had headaches. So when we finally got back into the room, I waited an hour and once I accepted that my kids were not going to go back to sleep, I decided to go get everybody breakfast. Only to find out THERE IS NO BREAKFAST. Again, something that is Not shared with us online! I decided I had enough. That was a terrible stay in far too many ways and especially since I paid over $100 for it. It was more like a $40 super budget saver motel with a Terrible wake up call. We rushed out of there because I felt too frustrated to speak to the lady at the front desk. I knew it wasn’t her fault and I didn’t want my anger to come out on her so we checked out. I calmed down and then called back later and got No answer yet again... So yeah, never again. And they need a cleaner big time!…
Very disgusting hotel! Everything is dirty and stinks. Wi-fi doesn't work. Reception run by some shady family. Stains everywhere and it smells like cigarettes. Beds are uncomfortable. DON'T STAY IN HERE!
No clerk present when we arrived and it was some time before one appeared. Place was not clean, walls very thin and the residents argued all night. Complained to management and the noise continued. Continental breakfast was sparse.
Customer service horrible. Front desk (male) tried to basically tried to extort me to pay for a cutrin that was burned in a smoking room that i did not burn.Asked me why did i leave and called my cell telling me he was gonna call the police and asked were i worked and the phone number of the hotel i work for which i gladly gave up, I'm a manager of a hotel myself i would do no such careless thing. He stated he would send pictures which its been hours later and he has not done so.BUNCH OF CROOKS.
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