Budget Inn & Suites

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Room was ok but they are in the middle of renovation and there was no one chair or table.

Room was clean. Bed was Comfortable. They where all kind and helpful. They where undergoing some remodeling. But doing there best to make everyone comfortable.

Got to the motel to find that they were remodeling. Had to wait for a room to be ready. Doors were wide open for workers so bugs could crawl right in, and air conditioners were maximum with the doors wide open. Finally got into a room, but having dealt with construction/real estate before it was clear that no final punch list was done and they were just trying to get people in the rooms for the race, because the room was missing base boards, door jams, paint on the floors, no final cleaning done before customers came in. Microwave was plugged in, but it was a good thing we looked before turning it on, because it had the vent, books, etc. inside it, meaning it had metal sitting inside the microwave, so that was a fire hazard. We didn't require our room to be cleaned each day but did want fresh towels since their towels were small and thin, but we had a very hard time getting fresh towels. I was finally able to get fresh towels and was amazed that the towels that I was given were frayed on the ends but at that point I was just happy to get clean towels, until I got back to the room and realized that the reason they were frayed on the end was because what I had received was actually one towel that had actually been ripped in two pieces. At that point it was so bizarre, it was just laughable! This was the first place I have been into in 20 years that didn't have a hairdryer, so I had to buy one, and the restaurant was closed for construction, so no continental breakfast either.

The motel is undergoing some renovations that should be disclosed during booking. My suggestion would be to renovate a section at a time instead of dispersed room repairs among guest rooms. Walkways with discarded room materials, trash. cigarette butts, even old car tires in the breezeways and with the ice machine.(which was out in a run down shed). It appears that there are people living in the motel. Only once in 5 days did I get clean towels without having to go to the front desk (which was unmanned in the evening, It had a number to call if you wanted to speak to someone.) Trash was emptied once but there was an overfilled trash can 10 feet from my room door. Almost every electrical device in the room was plugged in to a terminal strip. I worried about it catching on fire every time I turned something on. On a positive note, the elderly lady at the front desk was very nice and when it rained the room didn't leak. I do not know how the place stays in business but that won't concern me. I would rather sleep in my car than waste another dollar there.