Rodeway Inn Clermont North

Needs more sheets, fix heater on AC we were freezing, no roaches🙌🏾🙌🏾, rooms could look way more presentable than they were. Needs thicker pillows the ones in the rooms were as thin as paper. Don't be cheap and think about the customers who come to you with disabilities (like me😨)I was ticked..but hey you get Wat u pay for

This hotel need a much needed renovation. Towel and sheets are old. The bath towels are way too small. The dresser is falling apart. All the furniture is all scratched up. They never once in 7 days gave us clean towels, or cleaned the room.

The rooms are clean. If you want a place to sleep and clean up than this is your place. My problem was the to holder was falling off the wall, the toilet seat felt like it was about to break off when you say on it. They had a coke machine but it didn't work. If you want maid service you either request it or you do it. But you f you need an extra blanket or pillow you ask the front desk and the very friendly staff gives it to you with the biggest smile and the kindest words. You pay a detat the beginning of your stay when you check in but you do get it back when you check out (mine was $60).

We were on a long trip and just looking for a place to sleep before getting up to drive again the next day. The rooms were clean and we were able to get toothpaste from the front desk which was much appreciated. I would definitely stay here again on another road trip.

My recent stay at the Rodeway Inn served its basic purpose, but unfortunately, the experience was marred by an uncomfortable interaction with the night front desk staff that needs to be addressed immediately.||As someone who manages customer service and talent acquisition professionally, I hold strong standards regarding guest interaction. The night desk agent, I do not remember his name, but he consistently works the night desk, displayed a dismissive attitude, lacked genuine professionalism, and carried himself with a level of insincerity that made me feel uncomfortable during the check-in process. His demeanor was filled with unnecessary attitude and an artificial politeness that did not match the standards of hospitality. He was not only unprofessional but also unfit to be the face of