Red Roof Inn Jesup

The hotel is now Jesup Inn and Suites by Choice Privileges. I chose this hotel because it would provide a great free breakfast. Boy, was I wrong. The hotel is family-owned and the family was very nice and very helpful. However, the room was very spartan, no tissues, no mini fridge, no coffee machine etc. The next morning, we expected a great breakfast like we had at the previous nights' stay at a Choice hotel and all that was offered was refrigerated bagels, hard butter cups, frozen sausage biscuits, coffee, tiny boxes of cereal and two kinds of juice. Where were the scrambled eggs. sausage patties, home fries, waffle maker and assorted cereals, breads. muffins and fruits from the previous place we stayed in North Carolina? And there on the floor of the hotel room were toenail clippings from a previous guest. There was no sign to indicate exactly the name of the hotel and I in fact drove past it once because there was no sign. I assume the name change is recent as it looked as if the hotel was in transition.

I know the room was cheap and it was in a small town but come on. There really is no excuse for the level of yuck in our room. This is a Wyndham property, for heaven’s sake. The curtains were torn, there was a huge crack in the shower floor, the toilet seat was, I don’t know what, burned or something. A little effort could have made the room much better. The soda vending machine said it was out of everything, there was a padlock on the pool area. The only reason we picked Days Inn instead of the other hotel right across the driveway was because that one looked worse from the outside. On the plus side. Both men at the front desk promised to keep an eye on our motorcycle on their shifts (there’s 24/7 staffing) and they did, it was fine. It was quiet at night; we slept well. We both took showers without being pulled into the portal to hell in the shower floor. Breakfast was sparse but there were options and it’s always good to have morning food available. We loved the Union Station Brewing Company in town. Should we have gone to the Holiday Inn down the road that would have cost twice as much and got plenty of bad reviews as well? Maybe. But like I said, we slept okay, we got clean, we got food. I wish Wyndham would spend a few more dollars on their lower-cost properties and give us backroad travelers nicer places to stay.

RUDE STAFF. And I mean RUDE 4 people can't stay in a room with 2 beds, so I guess they don't have rooms for 4 people. Go across the street to Baymount by Wyndham. They are friendly and get a lot of guests due to the staff at Days Inn