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"What a cool place! Loved hearing about the history "

"They were very rude and mean. Staff is not nice they yelled at me treated me bad made me cry and it was embarrassing"

"There wasnt a hot tub. The pool area smelled mildew. The room carpet had very bad spots that look like blood but they say it was cleaned. They say the room was cleaned but found a dirty wash rag on the shower curtain rail/bar! The 3rd shift worker kept saying he was sorry but didn’t have any other rooms to switch me too. The breakfast wasn't a buffet style. Only hot food was waffles. I asked for earlier check out with money return but wouldn’t. You get what you pay for thats for sure."

"Ok. The problem which ruined our trip was the overcharges we received. I have yet to callsand try to straighten it out so I get a 3 also. If they don’t correct it, I will move it to a 1. We received 3 different charges for one night."

"Only place I know where you can stay in an early 19 th century village. You can ask for a pet friendly room and walk your dog on farm fields or river trails Food at the Inn matches the local farm land and is delicious"

"Didnt eqt"

"Great hotel for the price!"

"Fantastic hotel! Surrounded by great dining options. Cool room!"

"We stayed at a Red Roof Inn for three nights mainly because it’s pet-friendly, which we appreciated. The front desk staff was kind, and the room was clean upon arrival. Unfortunately, there were several issues. The room had a strong odor that never went away, and the sheets didn’t fit the bed and kept coming off. Breakfast was very limited (stale cereal, no fruit, watery gravy, one juice option) and not very appealing. The property felt outdated, with worn furnishings, and the vending machines were empty the entire stay. We also noticed exterior doors didn’t lock, which raised some security concerns. Overall, it works if you need a pet-friendly option, but there’s definitely room for improvement."