Wagon inn

"Filthy rooms and hard to get service"

"I would probably stay there again. It has every thing you need. There is the full bathroom. They do have the counter area, but no sink ... the sink is in the bathroom. The counter area has the mini soaps, but they are from other hotels. (?) The bathroom has wall heat, with a large window that opens with screen. The Air Conditioner is in the back of the room (This hotel's rooms have two exterior walls.) and there is a nice mirror light ... If I remember it was a pull chain fluorescent ... with wiring connected to the breaker box. There is a circuit breaker box in the room. (??) The room is second hand furniture, some what mismatched. The heat is a hydronic electric base board heater, which I like. This hotel, when I stayed there, was regular key, not key card. Hotel DOES accept gratuity, which I provided. I will not provide gratuity unless there are instructions requesting to do so. So far that is the only hotel I have provided gratuity. I believe they even left an envelope. The room IS very clean. Tape / Ribbon on the toilet seat and lid also for example. The hotel staff is very nice. The check out time is ONE HOUR EARLIER THAN MOST. And there is NO SPACE in the lobby. I have seen more space in a pay phone booth. The front desk is walled off, which of course it would be if the lobby is that small. They do not answer telephones. There is no way to reserve online. I walked inside and asked if there is vacancy. This hotel does not have any thing that I want ... such as a swimming pool and a hot tub. And there is certainly not breakfast. There is no guest laundry. I did not see any vending machines ... I do not think they even have ice. (!!) It is a good hotel. But it is not great."

"We stay here when we are in the area. Last visit had a terrible storm. Lightning struck nearby and took out the electricity. Pet friendly. Hot weather so couldn't leave pet while we went to casino so had to go elsewhere. Went back next day for refund. No problem. Will definitely stay here next trip. Clean rooms."

"In the end, the car trouble that stranded us on Wagon Inn's doorstep would send it to the junkyard...and the room rate negotiations left me thinking they somehow already knew that. Checking into this near empty motel, on Sunday at midnight cost us $50. The room was green, old and falling to pieces. Really thou, we were just glad to have a moment to collect our thoughts and get some sleep in a warm place.... ...Then we woke up and found blood on the sheets!! Not our blood, (I wish it was) and NOT a blood stain. My wife, newborn bady and I must have been snuggling up all night on dirty sheets....with someone elses blood on them!!! And not just a little."

"Don't even slow down when you go by. Filthy. Look at mattress before you pay for room. Shampoo-conditioner partially used. Tub dangerously slick. Dried feces on toilet seat. lampshades and bedding torn. No reason for anyone to be this filthy."