Full disclosure, I was looking for the cheapest room possible in the area, so it’s 100% true that you get what you pay for. I’ve worked with and around dead bodies for years so I’m no stranger to foul smells, but this room smelled so strongly of stale cigarette smoke that it made me ill. There was food and beverage leftover in the room and inside the microwave from (I assume) the previous guest. The door barely closed and locked, the lighting was poor, and something about the pipes made the water smell and feel off. I would come out of the shower and smell like metal / iron. The A/C also looked like it hadn’t been cleaned since Clinton was in office. The ground around the unit was in serious disrepair, with large potholes and uneven surfaces all throughout. There was also a pile of trash and debris on a tarp directly outside of my unit, including pieces of wood with nails in them. I had to be careful where I parked my car to avoid getting a flat tire. Also, it was very clear these units are frequented by people likely involved in shady business (that’s about as politely as I can put it). Harry was nice and helpful during check-in, but the woman present during checkout literally didn’t say a word to me. Guess she was too busy with her conversation on her cell phone to give me the time of day. Excluding my time in Afghanistan, this was probably the worst place I’ve ever stayed at. Shame on me for not thoroughly researching this place before booking it. Learn from my mistake.
