Inn on the Hill

It's weird, to say the least, and definitely not up to code.... the smoke alarm was stuck in a drawer and had a dead battery... fridge didn't work it was cooler in my room than my fridge... wouldn't let us swap rooms or bring us a new fridge... was breastfeeding my newborn and housekeeping kept trying to get in. Thankfully, the door was locked.... so later my boyfriend went to get towels from the office and they said that wasn't their job only housekeeping can bring towels... they only had 10 cars in the parking lot, and I'm not sure how many of them were workers... and it's $275 a week, I'm not understanding how they can remain open unless this is just a business front. And it's also kinda weird how no one stays in the front rooms and how the stairs by the broken ice machine give me the v

This place is awful and disgusting. First off, when we were checking in for the weekend, the clerk didn't even ask how long we were staying. He just automatically assumed we were staying for a week so put that information in the book. It was freezing cold and the office doors were locked, so we had to stand outside and talk to him through the window. After everything is settled, we make our way to our room. There was water leaking everywhere, and you have to be really really or else you'll slip on the concrete or stairs. Anyways, the room smelled like old cigarettes and death. When we turned the light on, the room was just awful. As in hideous. All of the furniture is really old, and cracked with chipped paint. The refrigerator was completely rusty and didn't work at all. No microwave, no

Room looked like it hadn't been cleaned in weeks hairs on sheets from previous guest we were desperate for sleep so we stayed nit would NEVER go back there

Used to stay here as a kid in the late 70s through early 90s when it was a very nice Holiday Inn on the hill. It was our favorite place to stay. Was very clean and very quiet. Lots of families there on vacation. That part of town was decent back then too. Sad to see one of my great childhood memories go down the tubes. Last time I saw it was late 90s as a Comfort Inn

3 days after hurricane Ida found myself with my entire family at this hotel.We couldn't find any hotel with rooms but this one had two and they were right next to me each other.. it was a unique experience I'll put it that way. I must admit I saw a couple of roaches.. but it did provide a place for me and my family a safe place. 1/2 safe place.. stay 5 days... Not so so bad...