SilverStone Inn & Suites

Well, I thought I was choosing a good Hotel for my Christmas road trip down to Denver. However, it was far less than good. It was our final stop before the last drive home; we had just driven 9+ hours through Wyoming and Montana, snowing. We were excited to sleep before the final stretch home, then we found the WORST possible thing you can find in a hotel... BED BUGS. We weren't staying another minute in there; we killed the bug in a tissue, packed up all our stuff, and left. Before checking out, we brought the dead BED BUG to the man working at the front desk around 11:30 pm. Since we booked through Expedia, we had to go through them for the refund. I did say there were BED BUGS and left the DEAD one on the counter. NOW, I come to know that noone said ANYTHING to anyone. Trying to get my

I am currently staying here right now and i’ve been here for 2 nights and heres what i’ve noticed, I have had 2 different rooms for 2 nights. When you walk in the room it’s presented as a very clean put together room with no smell or anything out of place, I settled in and started to inspect a little ( I am a lead housekeeper in my home town motel) FIRST ROOM- We got a room a couple doors down from where my boyfriend’s family room is which was good but you could hear everything from doors above you slamming, water running, even people from the lobby talking (did die down about 1-2 Am). The room itself was nice and had a comfortable bed and nice A/C but the bathroom had Visible black mold?? growing on the wall of the shower, I didn’t really check for anything else thats just what I seen wit

It was actually quite nice. The rooms were clean. The staff was super friendly, accommodating, and helpful. And it was close to a location I needed to be in the morning. The pool was decent, the hot tub was decent though the Jets turn off randomly. Not sure what that's about. Over all good stay.

Positive: It was clean staff was friendly and helpful. Hot tub amazing and pool nice and warm Negative: No

travel a lot. I often stay at budget hotels and I have my favorites. But on graduation weekend I stayed for the first time at this “hotel.” HORRIBLE. Granted, they were busy - and probably not used to it. But everything was bad. First, I arrived before check-in time (but usually at 1:30 a person can get his room key), but the room wasn't ready so I asked if I could leave a bag at the hotel as I was on a long bike trip and didn’t want the weight while I toured around Spokane. “NO” said the curt woman behind the desk (whose names rhymes with vamanatha). Fine, but this request has NEVER been denied in hundreds of hotel stays. When I came back, the hotel was swarming with obnoxious screaming children running from the pool through the halls with no attempts by parents or staff to get things un