Rodeway Inn & Suites On The River

"On the outside this place seems more modern and very clean. The inside is another story, not only is it outdated . we can live with that part, however the dust on the headboards , Tv and desks is unaceptable . the cleanlines out the window. That is the main reason we are giving the room a 1."

"Location and scenery was awesome, the housekeeping was always ready to accommodate, great place, our second stay there and definitely will be more"

"Stay was ok. The view is nice. BUT there are NO cameras anywhere but the lobby. In the middle of the night someone hit my car, ripping off the bumper. And guess what? Of course there’s no cameras to help me at all!"

"Stayed in a king room with balcony overlooking the river. Rooms are much more dated than pictures make them appear. It was sold as a non smoking room but there were dozens of cigarette burns on the ledge of the tub. The bathroom was t i n y. There was also no microwave or fridge. The only upside was that the bed was more comfortable than I thought it would be. I only stayed for two nights. Will probably stay somewhere else next time I'm in town. I feel like 140 a night was steep for the room we got..."

"Overall, for price and what we were looking for I would come back if I was in Cherokee. Another hotel cancelled on us when finding out we had a service dog, long story I'm not a Karen though. So we switched to here on a whim. (Choice Hotels are typically consistent) king bed room with jacuzzi tub, balcony with river view and it was a smoking room. (that I don't care about, they offer non smoking too though) Room was clean, jacuzzi worked, balcony view was actually surprisingly nice And peaceful. Staff was respectful and are not intrusive while you visit, a do not disturb sign gets respected here. Yes, the rooms are slightly outdated, updated rooms like this can easily run over double a night what they ask for. Could improve TVs and touch up some wallpaper in the rooms, jacuzzi rooms retain a lot of humidity it's an unfortunate wear and tear cost. TLDR: For an older room, it was surprisingly nice, romantic and more than worth the avg $100-110 a night you'd pay after taxes."