Dover Inn and Suites

I walked in the door to my room and it was disturbing and disgusting I turned around and walked back out and didn’t even stay there

Very worn down, room smelled of smoke terribly even though non smoking, floors filthy, doors and trim falling apart. Was recently “renovated “ a few years ago by slapping on paint to try to cover flaws. Lobby had awful food smell. Appears management lives in the hotel/lobby full time.

Parking is convenient, right outside your room. Check-in was quick and efficient. The room was clean but very old and outdated. The bathroom needed fixing up; the caulk and grout had mildew stains. The ceiling in the sink area of the bathroom must’ve been replaced at one time because it was a bare plywood ceiling. I’m guessing there were water leaks up there. The plumbing shaked, rattled, and groaned after flushing the toilet. Every single time. We didn’t use the shower, so no attestations to its quality. There were only 2 very old, very flat pillows on the king-size bed for two travelers. There was only a flat sheet and a thin, scratchy blanket on the bed. No comforter/quilt/bedspread. Heat/AC system worked fine in the room. Microwave and refrigerator worked fine too. This place would be okay at $50 a night (a bargain in today’s motel/hotel world) but not at $80-90.

Pillows and bed were uncomfortable.

It was a motel and nothing like the pictures shown but it was ok for a overnight stay