Antioch Executive Inn

"There so rude and absolutely horrible to deal with , it's like they want u to not get a room they are happy to charge ur extra for this and that ...and 25bucks for asking for 2nd key?! Give me a break ! Never again!"

"This is a place to go if you don't have concerns about your security or resting peacefully. Furthermore, you should be prepared to bring your own towels and toilet paper. If you're expecting to be able to just sit back and click on the remote to power on the television and scan channels, then you most likely will be let down when you discover that everything is disconnected and/or unplugged and all of the connections and outlets are in areas that are hard to access. The fridge may not have been plugged in prior to your arrival so it's going to be a while before it reaches an acceptable temperatures to store perishable food. But, there's potential for something positive for guests to experience once they're checked in, that is, it's positive if you enjoy playing hide-and-seek with appliances such as microwaves, for example, and you're "It"."

"If I could rate this hotel I would give it a negative 100. The people that stay there live there. The rooms all have mold on the walls. The beds have hair and stains on the sheets. Management sucks they act like they care but they don’t. How do you not know that there’s mold on your walls and that paint is chipping off your ceiling. Because they don’t clean their rooms they just make the bed and call it good. The mattresses have no cushion because they been blown out by hookers. The place is a dump and should be bulldozed down."

"With the housing crises many families would be homeless without family friendly places like this. I have friends that have lived there for some time. Their happy as they can be short of finding full time housing. The owner is friendly and works with folks when he can, yet careful of undesirable traffic and renters. Clean rooms, well working appliances and quiet. Wonderful for those passing threw as well. Careful you don't make the mistake of checking in on the other side of the street...."