Plantation Inn

My boyfriend and I decided to stay at this motel because it was cheap and we didn't want to have too much money...well that was a big mistake. I wish now we would have just stayed somewhere else anywhere else. We get to the motel and I was scared to even get out. There was a crackhead just walking around, I honestly thought we were going to get robbed. We went into the lobby and it was horrible. There were holes in the ceiling buckets everywhere because of leaks. Horrible front desk staff she barely talked to us at check in, didn't tell us where are room was located lol which is something you would think they would tell you. We get to the room and after only being in there for 10 minutes had seen 4 tiny roaches crawling around. There were stains all over the carpet, lamp shades, bed and ch

Air conditioner did not work. No running water in the sink. Tub would not drain. Carpet was soaked in water. Overall the room was nasty. Complained to management and they stated that they didn't know. Didn't even offer a refund. DO NOT STAY HERE.

There were some roaches and a lot of flies. There was no tissue the tub was a catastrophe and it didn't smell the best. However staff was friendly and I'm sure no one thinks this is the type of place you go to for long term staying.

DO NOT STAY HERE. This place should be condemned. As far as you can get from clean. I tried to get my money back after seeing the room so i could go somewhere else but they refused to refund my money. The pictures i posted with this are of the second room they gave me after refusing to refund my money. I witnessed a drug deal taking place right as i was walking up to my room with my son in my arms. Blood on the mattress and box spring that no one had even tried to clean. Holes in the sheets. Blood on the walls. Walls, doors, sink destroyed. Just absolutely revolting.

Almost stayed here with a friend on the way to Dallas. It looked shady, but we went with it because we were cheap and tired. Again, we were not deterred by the multiple dents on the door to our room, nor the difficulty we had in both using the card to unlock it and prying the door open. After five minutes in the room we walked out. It smelled like a rotting animal corpse, there was garbage lying around, there was a pair of roaches in the bathroom (one of which hid in an empty toilet paper roll when we opened the door). There were exposed wires in the bathroom powering two bare bulbs, one of which was dead when we flipped the switch, while the other flashed brightly before dying. I did lie on the bed, but the thought of bugs, combined with the heat and the smell (and we tried leaving