Rodeway Inn & Suites

We chose this hotel primarily for its attractive location, booking two queen beds for a two-day stay. However, our experience quickly turned sour. Upon arrival, we were assigned a room with two double beds instead of the queens we had reserved. The cleanliness left much to be desired, as the bedding had an unpleasant odor. After multiple requests, we were finally moved to another room, but it contained one queen bed and one double bed. The explanation given was that rooms with queen beds had been allocated to the hotel staff. The whole process took 3 hours leaving us inconvenienced during the night. The following day, we ventured into the mountains, leaving our belongings in the hotel room, as our reservation was for two days. However, upon our return that evening, we found ourselves locked out of our room due to a card key issue. Multiple visits to the reception proved futile. Eventually, a staff member attempted to assist but couldn't open the door either. The situation escalated when the manager knocked on the door only to discover another guest inside. Shockingly, some of our belongings had gone missing, including mobile chargers, clothing, personal toiletries, and other essentials. Despite heated arguments, the hotel staff displayed a complete lack of responsibility. A confrontational individual, even threatened us in an abusive manner, demanding that we leave the premises. It was only after threatening to involve the police that the hotel agreed to provide us with another room. This entire ordeal unfolded despite our exhaustion from a full day of hiking, with a young child in tow, and left us stranded at the reception for 3-4 hours. The hotel staff seemed utterly disorganized, unable to track room assignments, and offered no accountability for their mistakes. They did promise to reimburse us, but their credibility is questionable at best. Adding to our disappointment, the hotel's website had advertised breakfast as included, yet they failed to provide even coffee or water. In summary, our stay at the Roadway Inn & Suites was marred by incompetence, unauthorized room access, unprofessional behavior, and empty promises. We cannot recommend this establishment to others. #NotRecommended #Unprofessional #UnauthorizedAccess #Threatening #Theft #RoadwayInnSuites

The staff is awful. I was threatened to be kicked out for having a coworker drop off some paperwork, and then was kicked out after two nights of a seven night stay for allowing my dog off his leash to go potty. I was kicked out at 9 pm, and they refused to refund my security deposit nor the unused nights until the manager gets on shift at 7 am (the manager lives on the property). The next morning I called and the manager informed me that she had refunded the unused nights, (but I had to pay for the night they kicked me out, and she didn’t refund the $50 for the pet fee for those five nights). AND she informed she was keeping my $150 cash deposit because, “the dog peed on the carpet and linens were damaged.” Of course, this was BS, and when I asked for proof, pictures of the damaged linens and proof that there was pee, she screamed I don’t have to provide you with anything and hung up. My dog is completely housebroken. I’ve never been denied my deposit in any other hotel. This hotel is disgusting. Everything from the dirty, smoke filled rooms to the shady staff looking to steal your money. Avoid this place at all costs!

The beds were worn out and uncomfortable... I could feel individual springs. The pillows were so worn out that the small amount of stuffing just moved to the side, leaving your head resting on nothing. There was no bedding for the sofa bed, and when we requested it, all they had was blankets... No pillows available until the third night. We never got sheets for it. Other than the waffles, breakfast was terrible. There was no juice, and no protien except hard boiled eggs that were green inside. There was a microwave in the room, but it wasn't plugged in because there was no power outlet close enough for the cord to reach. The power outlet the refrigerator was plugged into was turned off when you turned the lights off. Another outlet sparked when I plugged a laptop charger in, then stopped charging it intermittently. The WiFi cut in and out, and was set to nat3, which severely restricts what you can use it for (ie, most game systems won't work on it).