It's an EconoLodge so expectations were not high but it wasn't bad. The room was clean with vinyl flooring - no gross carpet. Beds were comfortable enough but the discount is noticeable in things like the bedding and towel quality, toiletries, etc. Check in was awkward since they don't allow guests into the lobby after a certain time so it was through a window. I did like that housekeeping came in each day. Overall, it wasn't a bad stay and I would stay here again if my normal Marriott properties are booked.

The hotel is not the best. It felt unsafe and not clean. It was not as bad as I expected but it was mot great. The lady stood at the window not explaining anything and c wanted a depsoit a name and address a ID in case of damages. I think it was a terrible experience and would not go here if you do not have to.

Location & service was pretty decent but the room on the other hand... floor in front of bed by the door was very wonky (felt like you would literally fall thru the floor). Huge roach trap under the a/c unit, can tell ceiling had previous water damage & curtain had a big rip/hole in it... rooms can use major upgrade.. Other than that everything else was decent.

Bait & Switch, $54 advertised, and honored. After 3 days I extended and they raised the rate to $65, I wanted to stay an extra day and they raised the rate to $78. I moved to a $65 hotel that was MUCH better cared for. Pro: Engineered wood floors; I hate carpet. Refrigerator & microwave Has a small table & chair to work at and eat I was happy to find a $50/night rate; initially. Service staff are good, but compliant with management limits their usefulness. Con: They con you into increasing rates The room itself is poorly maintained They are so inept, that they drained the pool when the ground was wet and the pool raised up out of the ground like a boat and broke the concrete and pipes around it. Recommendation for pool: Turn it into a sunken patio to lounge in and around. Put planters around the pool to keep people from falling in. Create a shared space like a mini-park. Judge for yourself I was comfortable to sleep here. It’s a bed and shower, and I’m gone all day.

People were smoking weed in other rooms and the smell came into ours. We had a 2-bed room, but as soon as we got back that night the front desk called asking for more money because there was an additional guest. The room itself was beat up — looked like they held a cage match in there. The whole place felt pretty sketchy. Wouldn’t stay again.

The rooms are extremely basic which is normal for this price range, but the place felt unsafe. The door didn’t seem secure and it had holes. Noise could be heard from outside and the air conditioning unit was noisy. Worst of all was the guest experience at check-in. The lady who handled the night check-ins was extremely unpleasant, was speaking to someone in Indian the whole time and didn’t seem welcoming at all. I can live with basic accommodations and understand that updates cost money. But poor service and cleanliness are totally unacceptable. It doesn’t cost much but it reflects how they view guests. I was really happy with Choice Hotels after staying in Sleep Inn at Asheville, but I’ll never stay at an EconoLodge. Absolutely appalling!

As a Choice member, I have never stayed in such a disappointment. There are queen size beds with two small pillows. I dealt with that, but the roaches running is another story. I called the first desk to complain and she offered to move me to the second floor, but I'm not able to climb the steps. So she says well today is your check out date. Jesus, take the wheel! I had to give the phone to my son. I'm a paying customer and because my disability doesn't allow me to climb the steps, I'm told it's my check out date.

On arrival we were checked in by a young woman with la horrible attitude, and upon entering the room we were greeted by the worst cleaning job we have ever seen. The floor appeared to not have been swept, there were fingerprints and water spots on furniture and appliances, and the sheets and blankets had multiple cigarette burn holes in them. We initially alerted a member of the house cleaning staff who was passing by, who told us that she wasn't the the last one to clean the room and that we needed to call the front desk. So nevertheless she did not help us. The front desk sent a maintenance man who barely swept the floor, but did change the sheets and blankets. There were roaches, and a build up of dirt on the surfaces that you will see on the photos I will post. We would have gotten a refund and cancelled the reservation but we were in town for my Dad's funeral and didn't want any more of a hastle.

The price was great, but the room wasn’t. I wouldn’t stay there again. I slept in all my clothes and I couldn’t get comfortable. It’s more of a motel vibe. I didn’t eat breakfast at all. My room had stains on the out-dated furniture, broken iron, stains and trash on the floor. When cleaning the rooms they definitely don’t move the beds. With TLC and management sticking on the cleaning staff, they can probably make a come back. But for now, I wouldn’t tell anyone to stay here.

Location right off the interstate I85 was great. However I'm giving low reviews because I'm not a fan of bait and switch.. Like most people I'm on a budget and after a long day of traveling just looking for a nice cost-effective place to lay my head and this econo Lodge pops up $70 a night. On my phone from econo Lodge itself not a third party booking site. Little bit of a price difference when I show up and there are rooms available at around midnight and it's $110 a night that's not a $10 or a $20 difference. It's significant. Now for the second half of the review being charged $110 a night for a hotel, that's a $50 a night room.. literally cigarette burn holes on the blankets and pillows. Going to the bathroom and the toilet not bolted down literally rocking as you're sitting on it room 208 by the way.. And I've been known to overlook visual appearances of hotel rooms. If you can get one great place like good water pressure and a nice shower.. average water pressure at best But as we're in our first few 40° evenings. Nice hot shower would have felt great and the water just barely got warm so.. Mediocre at best, shower. It's $110 Old bed, burn holes on blankets barely usable bathroom.. Definitely a dated room.. Always a huge plus at least no bugs I'm sure that's a deal breaker for a lot of people.. the best part of the stay.. At least the TV worked and had a working remote.. Again, I would not be so brutal on my review if this was a $50 A night hotel.. But it's not. other places to stay in the area and above that $100 price range. I will gladly spent my money there instead at this Econo Lodge ever again if I'm in the area... Writing this review the morning about an hour after I left the hotel on 11 /2/ 25