Very unsatisfied The room was very dirty and had mildew and sticky substance on the dresser and night stand. The only thing the room had going for it was it was a roof over our heads for the night. I haven't been this disappointed in a Hotel room in a VERY long time!

Do not stay here Very dirty and ran down. Front desk person was not very friendly and seemed like they where unsure what they where doing. I would be ashamed as a company to call this a super 8. Not up to the usual standards I expected at a super 8

Avoid this dump! We all know that the Wyndham Super 8 chain is not the Ritz. However, they're usually acceptable. But not this one! What a dump! Unlike most other Super 8's this one had no refrigerator, no microwave, no coffee maker, and nothing much else, either. Drains in the sink and tub/shower were very slow. At least the Wi-Fi seemed to be OK, but I was pretty close to the office. Might not be very good at the far end of the building. Daylight revealed deteriorating concrete and asphalt, with the landscape decorated by empty beer cans! I wish I would have had time to read the other reviews here before I picked it at random on my trip! Never again!

Rip off breakfast! they don't clean the corners! Bathroom visibly dirty. Rusty drain. Continental Breakfast was a "to go bag" which consisted of a warm water bottle, a prepackaged sticky bun and a melted granola bar in a paper bag that you had to ask about and wait for them to make.

Beware! You don't always get what you pay for. What disgrace to your brand. Not only did we pay an excessive amount for a room with two double beds, it in no way was representative of even a decent $80 a night room. The room tag as required by the state listed $150 a night. (I have never paid even close to the indicated amounts listed on those required room rates displayed, on any room, ever.) All that being said, yes we did book last minute via a phone call direct to the hotel. Yes there were very few if any rooms available that night anywhere on our route, as we were already on the road, making a last minute decision to not continue driving any further. We were quoted on the phone $239.00, upon arrival I requested my military discount, and was given a price of $243.99, his failure to understand what I was saying continued when he returned my Wyndham Visa card with my member id printed on it, and then asking for me to provide a credit card for payment. I politely indicated that he had my VISA card in his hand. The hotel ad indicated, breakfast, in room coffee, and pool. Small sign in lobby indicated breakfast had been discontinued (until further notice) I presume a continuation of Covid19 protocol. (Although previous stays at other recent hotels, did in fact resume offering a breakfast) We received a grab and go brown bag with a roll wrapped in cellophane, a small granola bar, and a small water bottle. There was no in room coffee, and pool was closed. (Inspection from through outside windows proved the pool could not be used since it had a chop saw and paper storage on the deck around the pool.) This is a privately owned hotel, and I guess they may charge whatever they can get, but I would hope that the Wyndham brand would stand for something when booking a room, even there. There ought to be some protection against price gouging especially for something that didn’t even close to measuring up to any of your presumed standards.