Travelers Inn

It was somewhat strange from the point of checking in until I checked out. The front desk person was new so she had to be talked through the process. The room had a musty smell, but clean. I guess for the price. It was accommodating. When I went to check out though there was this older middle eastern woman that was trying to communicate with me from an upstairs balcony but her English(American)wasn’t understandable. She would make hand gestures but I was unable to make out anything. I just let it go, was unsure if she was a guest or worked there. Just don’t think I’d stay there again unless it was the only place in town with a vacancy,

Is is very dirty , cockroach , stinks stinks. The towels was the sheets were really dirty.

I went to check in and there was a note stating that the desk person was either downstairs or cleaning a room. I tried calling-hoping that they had a portable phone with them. I waited around for awhile, then went to the room that they had listed. The door was open, a no one was there. I went back to the desk for a time. Then I saw there was an elevator. I checked and it went down so I went to the basement and found the employee.

I like the customer service, everyone was so nice, hotel is not great but for the price is very good. Close to the lake and the london bridge. We only stay for a night, so it was worth the price, this is my third time in this hotel, and if you want something afordable, this is the place.

No resort fee. and it was clean.

It was ok for the money kinda hard to find even with Google maps

The cockroaches were everywhere. Smelled of decay and sewage. The place is a health hazard.

Place was a relic of the past broken holder for showerhead, I had to hold it to shower.The carpet was rough from dogs near the doors

Receptionist was so friendly and went out of her way to accommodate my 2 rooms