Arlington Inn

So gross here it deserves zero stars. Food left in drawers, black dirty handprints on everything. The toilet had dried pee and pubic hairs all over it I had to clean it with Lysol wipes I had in my vehicle before using and the toilet was literally falling through the floor. Cigarette burn on sheets, horribly stained blankets. Lube hand prints above the head board and the bathtub/shower wouldn’t drain. The guy at the front desk couldn’t check us in because he didn’t know where our reservation was and told us we needed to come back in the morning. When I asked for a refund for the terrible condition of the room they declined. Don’t waste time or money here.

I've used this hotel for hunting trips. It's not much but better than a tent or trailer. The management could put more into fixing things and making it better but they don't. It's a small town and they just do the minimum.

This place is disgusting. First thing when you walk in the lobby there’s a rank smell that hits you right in the face. We were given a room that was not what we had reserved. There’s dried paint crusted to the carpets, the bathroom hadn’t been cleaned, there was 2 empty cases of beer cans in the dresser drawers, there was a hole in the floor in front of the bathroom that was covered with carpet as well as mold on the ceiling above the shower, orange tobacco was dried on the window sill in the bathroom, the electrical outlets are fried, the sheets and pillow cases stunk and there was a hole in a pillow, and they don’t give you the WiFi password or more than 1 key at check in. It’s worth it to keep driving to the next town for lodging. Will never stay again. 0 stars

The best hotel in town! Great service, good people. Clean rooms.

The rooms are horrible not clean at all they smell like BO and as if they have never been cleaned The bathroom smells clean but the entirety of the room itself smells disgusting not only that the sheets were dirty and had stains on them as well as the furniture I wouldn't stay here if I were you unless it was an absolute necessity