Budget Host Nights Inn

Checked in not expecting much as it is a budget hotel. The first thing I saw was paint all over the carpet and it just got worse from there. The toilet was running when I entered the room and never stopped. I opened the toilet lid because I had to pee and the whole inside of the toilet seat was covered in black mold. I have never in my life seen anything like this in a hotel. I should have taken pictures before I cleaned it but I had to pee so bad. I carry pocket clorox wipes with me so I used those. The oicture I uploaded were after I had cleaned the worst of it already. The vent fan in the bathroom is broken and so is the heat lamp which I'm sure is why it was so moldy. Also the toilet aside from being moldy is leaking so it never fills all the way, never stops running, and doesn't flush. I'm actually amazed this place is still in business renting out rooms in this condition. I borrowed cleaning supplies and cleaned the room myself. I used my own blankets and pillows. If I had any other choice I would have left, but it was late and all the pet friendly hotels were booked already. When I talked to the manager on site she told me the room I was in was one of the "crises" rooms. They put me in this room because I have a dog. So I'm a nut shell the room was unsanitary, non functional, and toxic. Not a habitable room.I can't beleive I have to pay to stay here.

We were a group of people who took several rooms. Originally it was for three nights, but we ended up leaving after one night. I have mixed feelings writing this review. At first I wasn't going to post; however, I use Tripadvisor reviews a lot, and decided I owe it to other travelers. Yes, it is cheap. And what made it difficult to decide to review was that the owner is really a great guy. The group leader knows this man and wanted to support his hotel because of his good heart. That good heart allows people with no place to stay to stay at this hotel. So here are "some" of the things that made us decide to move to another hotel: *Blood in the bathroom and room *Beds half made *Opened the dresser draw and their were clothes in it *Two young ladies went to Walmart to purchase sheets because they could not lay on the sheets that were there *Every room had a No Smoking sign, yet the rooms all reeked of cigarette smoke *The wash cloths were see through, like gauze *Chair that should have been in the room was outside with a cigarette hole in it *A couple went to their room to find the room already occupied *People that tried to use the toilets, but had to clean them first, or toilets that did not flush *Air conditioner that did not work *The pool had logs over the top of it *The couple who stood outside the room smoking and loudly arguing all night *Some of the group set chairs against the door *I woke the next day with a bug bite on my cheek *Hair on the bathroom towel *The hotel only supplies a roll, or in several cases, a half roll of toilet paper (the homeless takes them). I think the owner needs to decide if he wants to run a hotel or a shelter. Or, perhaps designate a certain area of the hotel for the homeless. But, you cannot say there are smoke free rooms when people are allowed to smoke in them. Blood cannot be left in bathrooms and rooms. Clothes cannot be left in dressers. Bed sheets need to be clean. Our group was willing to support this local business in Richfield. But, I think travelers should know what they are getting into. There are other hotels in Richfield that are much better.

I stopped over returning to Colorado ,needed a good nights rest,the room was clean and a good location ,however for some reason Richfield is spread out.This was a Saturday and the place was fairly quiet and not to crowded,sometimes its better to take a room towards the back of the hotel,and a upper floor.