Home Towne suites by Red Roof

It is rare that I have an experience with a business that is wildly different in a positive way than prior reviews have suggested to expect, but that's happened here. We're visiting family from out of state who live within a half mile of the hotel. We chose the hotel in spite of the review history because the price was too good to pass up. I'm glad we did because this place is a hidden and inappropriately underrated gem. I'm aggressive in reviews when I don't like a place; I'm not just blowing sunshine here, and I received no incentives for posting this. Prior reviewers seem to have luxury expectations of an economic extended stay hotel, and that seems unrealistic. The room was clean. It didn't smell like smoke, and I have a nose for that. It wasn't scent treated or covered, either. The strongest smell was the combination of cleaners that I could tell by scent had been used within the last few hours. There were no stains on the bedding. If I was going to ding a half-star by nit-picking, it'd be for the fan not working in the bathroom, and since I spoke up to them about it, I'm sure they'll fix it. That's my only real gripe. The staff are gold, and after talking to their manager, I understand why they're gold; she knows how to hire good people and is a good person herself. Yeah, you're going to see some folks who live here. That's how extended stays work, y'all, but extended stays also attract career travelers. I saw one negative review that complained about seeing a couple units with doormats out from. Some people who travel for business do that so they can feel home no matter where they are. Stop judging people whose lives you don't know and downgrading a perfectly good hotel because you don't know what to expect from an extended stay hotel. Some of the people here are employed folks who were rendered homeless by shady landlords during C19. Those folks most especially don't deserve to be judged like that, and downgrading the hotel for keeping hardworking folks off the streets seems a bad way to reward people who are keeping essential workers on their feet. This hotel is good, and the people operating it are good. I'll be cross-posting this review to the Crossland registry since they're both the same hotel in spite of having individual Maps identities.

The place was a great welcome home after landing from a long business venture out of state.

Very clean updated rooms for the money. Very reasonably priced conveniently located and have plenty of parking. Probably one of the best values on the market in this area

It's amazing

I stayed here on 2-18 The room is what you would expect for the price and it was clean and somewhere inexpensive to stay. The place was short staffed and it took a while to get into a room. The lady that was checking people in definitely had her hands full , but she kept it together and did a great job helping customers.

They leave me alone and i like that a lot.

Its newly remodeled, maintenance and housekeeping are on point. Front desk listens to me and provides what i need.

Always decent for the price. Kitchenette is nice.