a good value for the overnight traveler. relatively quiet, very clean, staff helpful. very ordinary free breakfast.

This was a really cute hotel however they had low income housing which was not disclosed. My friend and I were put in a room way in the back with low income housing people..trash was left outside of those rooms and the vending rooms were all out of order. We would not stay there again.

Here is why: The room and hallway smelled. The coverlet on the bed had burn holes. The carpet was filthy dirty and had burn marks. The in-room fire detector was hanging on it's last hinge. The in room coffee maker was broken. The shower curtain liner was to short for the tub and the shower curtain was stained. I have brought the matter up with Choice Hotels and have filled out a survey for Econolodge, but I thought it would be good to inform the consumer using this travel web sites just how terrible this hotel is.

The room was adequate. Beds made daily and new towels, etc. But the moment I opened the bathroom door the smell of mildew rushed out. It was already in the walls, the cracks around the tub, . . . but also in the shower curtain and the fixtures. Didn't feel clean until I returned home. Also, my room was non-smoking . . . but to reach it I had to walk through a haze of smoke from employees' rooms near the front desk. This is a place to stay if all you need is a roof and a bed for a night or two and expect little else.