Economy Inn

Staff was very helpful and friendly. Room was clean and grounds were clean. We have stayed here on several occasions and have always been very satisfied. Great stay for the price.

i have stayed here several times, it is a cute little hotel. I is very well maintaned and cleaned very well. It is cozy and comfortable. The best staff i have dealt with. I will be back

Great price

Hotel is a great place to stay , it is coxy and comfortable. If you are looking for a clean quiet place to stay in Rogersville, close to wheeler state park, Florence, and Muscle Shoals. Here it is, i have stayed here several time. I keep coming back. They have the best showers in any hotel i have stayed in. Try it and see

The check-in was scary. You had to go to a plexiglass window, outside. The man was wearing a tank top and I had to ask for my credit card back. Next, the parking was scary, there was an abandoned car on the side of my unit with a flat tire and cardboard stuffed in a couple of the windows. Cars were backed in crooked. There was a barking dog 2 units over from my room. There was no light on in the unit and it was very difficult to find a switch. The light was not an overhead light, but a lamp with a sticky switch. When I looked the switch was filthy. The television was in a short wall unit, haphazardly shoved to the back of the cabinet and was very small. with a filthy remote. The carpet looked nasty. The bed was made, but I was afraid to touch it. The towels were very small and threadbare and for a king size bedroom there were 2 small bath towels period. The room was so nasty I was afraid to use the toilet. Under the cabana outside was a long haired kid counting pills after coming out of one of the units. I was so frightened I loaded my luggage, tried to get the night manager at the window, but he must not of heard me over his load television. So I dropped the key in the outside box marked, “Key Drop”. I have literally traveled the world, but have never seen a place such as this, except in scary movies. There was no handicap parking that I could find. There no ramps, you had to lift your luggage up a high walkway. Stephen King writes about such places!