Norwood Inn & Suites By BlissPoint

Simple mom and pop hotel, older hotel but they keep it clean can't beat it in the area for the money pretty safe area. Recommend if you're in town for work staying awhile or for a quick night stop.

I locenit was a great experience

Awesome staf, clean, the best place in the area for the money 100%

The room was not very clean and smelled overly of baby powder, and not in a good way. The cooling unit had a gap to the outside and wasn’t sealed properly. There are no “Do Not Disturb” signs at all and housekeeping was hard to get a hold of for towels; being told they didn’t have anymore big towels. Was told late check out was an option and when asked we were told there isn’t any late check out. The door at the back of the hotel has a card swipe lock but the door doesn’t close completely allowing just about anyone into the hotel.

Unfortunately, I can’t really find anything positive to say about the hotel or the staff. I wasn’t expecting anything elegant for the price point, but I would have hoped for a little better. Highlights include: more burn holes/stains than I would expect in a smoking room, but it was non-smoking; broken door locks/latches/strike plates; considerable and wide spread water damage in both rooms; missing smoke detectors; what I have to assume was the original carpeting that hasn’t seen any cleaning outside of a poor performing vacuum; tiles falling off the bathroom walls; 20yr old shower curtains, towels, and wash cloths; stained sheets, mattresses, box springs, etc. Many of the residents of the hotel were good enough people just trying to get by on disability or limited income, but I truly feel that the owners just see them as a guaranteed payment and do not care about them, their situation, or well being. I can say the crew at the Steak n Shake next door take pride in their food, so there’s that. Unless you have no other choice, avoid this place at all costs until Code Enforcement or the Health Department gets involved. Had to stay the first night as we didn’t have other options, but spent $120 at Walmart buying disinfectant spray, wipes, and cheap pillows/sheets before we even attempted to lay down or touch anything. Kept the flops on the whole time, including in the shower. I’ve seen cleaner frat houses after pledge week keg parties.