Housekeeper Well I would like to say I apologize for everyone's not so pleasant stay at super 8 in luverne.. My name is Stacy and I'm a new housekeeper here and we asa team are doing are best to improve the smell the 70s look in the rooms.. we are doing are best to make are guest feel comfortable. The outside and side do need a lot of work. And that's what we are doig.. I'm sorry for your inconvenience I do hope you will come again and see the improvements that we are making.. again I apologize....

Horrible There was leftover stuff in the fridge and mold growing around the seals. Staff wanted to be very accommodating but by 2am I had already made arrangements with another hotel in town.

A great place to stay! I have been here before and I seen alot of improvements though some things could be updated the place was very clean and the sewer smell that was there before is no longer it smelled very pleasant in the room the bed was very comfortable. It was very quiet and relaxing. I would definitely recommend the place to my family and friends. The staff very nice and accommodating. I will return.

Vacation in Luverne Erica, the manager, was great. The whole staff was too. We stayed a week for vacation and had a great time. It's a great value for the price. The breakfast room was very clean and the waffle maker worked great. The hotel is well located to the town of Luverne and to Blue Mounds State Park,

Just keep driving, don’t stay here! Over the years, Super 8 has really stepped it up, offering affordable stays in modern, attractive, clean hotels with a free breakfast. If you’re a frequent Super 8 guest, keep driving through Luverne, Minnesota. We arrived around 10:30pm. The Super 8 looked like it was undergoing some construction from the outside of the building, there were building supplies and orange safety cones haphazardly placed around and near the main entrance. We entered our first room to find that only the bathroom light worked. After figuring out that the lamps were just not plugged in, our dimly lit room revealed that there was no smoke detector, instead just a few wires sticking out of the wall. There was also this strange piece of metal (approximately 4 inches) sticking out between the two double beds. Later, we were told that it was just part of the bed frame because the bed wasn’t sitting right on the frame. We requested a different room or that those two concerns be fixed. Our second room had a strong wet carpet/mold and mildew smell, it was horrible. It did however have a smoke detector. We went back to the front desk and asked if we could perhaps see a room that she had actually seen or smelled. The third room we were shown was on the second floor and smelled worse than the room before. After hearing that they could not guarantee that all of the rooms on the first floor had smoke detectors, we finally settled for the lesser of three evils and stayed in the second room. We discovered the smell was likely from water damage at some point and improper restoration. The air blowing out of the rickety air conditioning unit wasn’t helping either. I’m not sure who installed the air conditioning unit but I’m certain that my 6 year old could do a better job. After removing our shoes, we confirmed that there had definitely been some type of water damage because the carpet had a strange, wet, squishy, slushy feet underneath our bare feet. We ended up sleeping with the window open and a couple of battery operated fans to circulate the air. Breakfast was ok, not as nice as the Super 8’s we’ve been to in the past. In the light of day as we were packing up the car, the imperfections and safety concerns in and around the facility were glaringly obvious. At this point, it was just best that we hit the road. I wasn’t expecting a five star hotel with plush bathrobes, just a clean, minimalist type room with a hot breakfast.