It was a place to sleep. It didn't feel dirty, but it didn't feel necessarily clean either. There…read morewere a couple stains on the bed and chair, and some sort of roach got into the tub at some point. The continental breakfast was very small, just consisting of cereal, muffins, a waffle maker, bread with jams, milk, coffee, and orange and apple juice. It's also right by a truck parking area, so it got noisy at times. It was a solid okay.

We stayed three nights in May 2024. Asked for handicap room. We are both in our 90's with my wife…read moreusing a walker and I use a cane with my artificial leg. Got room 115. The room was clean and the floor was nice vinyl. The room did stink of smoke. We were dismayed that the beds were less than queen size. Otherwise the room was fine. The breakfast was good with orange juice, good coffee and waffles. Considering the low price, this hotel was a bargain! I would definitely stay there again. Lobby person was nice and I mentioned that I should have asked for a nonsmoking room. She said you had one! We NEEDED a handicapped parking space. Coming back from dinner they were all taken. It made it very hard for my wife.

I redownloaded the app to leave this review…read more This is one of those places you don't stay at unless you don't know better... and we didn't know better until they'd taken our money at 2am. Stains on the bed. Stains on the floors. Mysterious brown substance on the shower walls. Many of the room doors showed signs of being broken into which is not surprising because the guest access on the back of the building was not locked. The first room we were in smelled 100% like cat pee and the comforters had proved that a cat had been clawing the fabric. Thankfully they moved us one door down and the smell wasn't of urine, but it wasn't of cleanliness either. Complimentary breakfast if you like fake eggs. My dad told me to guess the rating and I was spot on at a 2.5, though I'm not sure if it deserves the .5

When it comes to hotels, all we're looking for is something clean and functional. This hotel was…read moreneither of those things. We stopped there for a night on our way to Disney. We walked into the lobby, which smelled clean but when we greeted the front desk clerk, he didn't say anything. He continued to type on his computer for his minute and then asked what we needed help with. It was a little awkward for a check in exchange but we got our room key and went upstairs. For any review stating the elevator ride was a little bumpy, that does the experience of the elevator a disservice. The jolt the elevator does each time it reaches your floor is enough to make you feel like you accidentally stepped onto the Tower of Terror. Very unpleasant and scary. We got into our room and first off, it smelled like stale takeout food. The fixtures and decor were not well maintained. We went to call down to the front desk to ask about a couple extra towels for our family but the phone wasn't plugged in. Only half of the switches for the lights worked. The refrigerator wobbled. The bathroom mirror frame was scuffed up and there was a huge rust stain in the tub. The water pressure in the shower was abysmal, the showerhead was low, and anyone taller than 5'8" is going to have a hard time with it. Our room was handicap accessible but the extent of access was a portable chair for you to put into the very normal, not large or lower-lipped tub. But perhaps the final straw for us was the fact that we gave our kid a quick shower and a short time later when it was time to get into bed, the bottoms of her feet were dirty to the point that we had to wipe our feet off with wipes before getting into bed. Lastly, the breakfast. We know it's complementary but it kind of feels like it's not even worth that much when everything from milk to eggs to forks and spoons were out. They had one employee who seemed to be responsible for both the front desk and replenishing the breakfast area. It took a few minutes for us to even see where she was to ask for some forks and spoons and when she did, all she said was "I'm coming." She didn't seem too happy to be there though honestly we couldn't blame her. 0/10, would not recommend.

This was absolutely disgusting. Dirty, dirty, dirty. Broken lamps. Something gnawed a hole in…read morebathroom door. Stains on walls. Huge chips on walls. The pool is like 10 by 5, don't let the photo fool you. Air conditioner didn't work well. No window or fan in the disgusting, dirty bathroom. Almost 90 dollars to sleep in filth. Worst we have ever been in.

Pool was closed, No breakfast no grab n go…read moreWould no honor late check out even with status

This is a great location right off I-95. I'm a Bonvoy member & selected this location because the…read moreprice was very good & they advertise they have an on-site restaurant & serve a hot complimentary breakfast. I checked in on a Sunday only to find the restaurant was closed. Very, very disappointing experience.

We had an enjoyable stay and the customer service reps were very accommodating. Our breakfast was…read morevery good. We always enjoy staying at Marriott properties.

Absolutely filthy. I clean the room anyways and when i sprayed the tub you could see the dirt…read morerolling off. I have seen two cockroaches. This was not my hotel choice as i had other plans but this one was more convenient. Never again. Four people and they give two towels and one wash cloth. If two people need a key they only allow one to be active which is inconvenient if one works overnights and one is home all night. Bed sheets were all stained up. Just go on to the next one dont waste your time or money here.

Zero stars! This place is so gross! Drove down from NC one week ago. Its the halfway point from…read moreRaleigh to Miami. The room was so bad. The bathroom was gross. The only good thing was the pool and location! Stopped again tonight (already had a reservation) on the way back from Miami and this room is even worse! Cigarette holes in the blanket.. Walls are dirty, everything rusted. Only one light works. I don't care if you robbed a bank, or are running from the mafia, don't stay here! I might just take a power nap and drive the rest of the way home tonight. THEY HAVE ROACHES. I JUST GOT UP TO USE THE BATHROOM AND TURNED ON THE FLASHLIGHT ON MY PHONE... ROACHES SCATTERED!!!!

Fine 29! That's how I remember this exit when driving to Florida for years. The bathrooms are…read morespacious and clean plus they have some food options if you need a snack. Easy to navigate in and out of. There's a Starbucks as well but can only collect stars, can't redeem them for free drinks.

This is always a good stop! Gas stations, Starbucks, all kinds of food available including Subway,…read moreBurger King, and Starbucks!. They sell fresh fruit, cheeses, toys, and every kind of car supply you might need. Clean bathrooms.

I was starting to get worried when we got off the freeway and starting passing all these other…read morehotels but kept driving and ended up at an old mall. Oddly that is where the hotel is. It doesn't give a great first impression but everything else was great. Plenty of parking, and great front desk service. The hotel is actually really nice on the inside. Rooms were very large and comfortable. The breakfast was better than expected.

This is a strange location for a hotel; it's inside a dying mall. The good thing about that is…read morethat there is a huge parking lot, so if you're towing something this is the hotel for you. The rooms are very comfortable. Although many folk say they're 'dated,' I think the color palette from the 1980s is much warmer than the grays and blues everyone uses today. The only thing I didn't like about this hotel was its restaurant. It sucked. The Buffalo Chicken flatbread is on some sort of tortilla that doesn't resemble flatbread at all. And the chicken on both the flatbread and in my chicken salad was just rubbery and terrible.

I've been visiting the Hostel in the Forest a couple times a year for the last decade, and let me…read moretell you--this place is like a magical fairy portal with slightly more mosquitoes. From the moment you step out of your car, a transformation begins. Your GPS signal vanishes, your hair frizzes in the humidity, and you suddenly find yourself saying things like, "I feel so aligned with the Earth." It's not you--it's the hostel. She's a siren in the woods, crooning with wind chimes and the scent of patchouli. Yes, the lake is no longer clothing-optional (tiny violin plays) but the spirit of the place remains intact. 50 years of showers that feel like you're auditioning for Survivor: Zen Edition, a soundtrack of chicken gossip and crickets, and a communal energy that makes even your introverted side say, "Okay fine, I'll make eye contact." If you hate dirt, bugs, or conversations that start with "What's your moon sign?"--run. Run far. This ain't your place. But if your soul sings at the idea of stargazing from a floating dock, barefoot walks that feel like forest therapy, and mornings that start with the sun (and possibly a rooster), then honey... welcome home. Bring biodegradable soap, a sense of wonder, and maybe a spare sarong. You're gonna love it.

Love this place. Very therapeutic and just a great place to go to unwind and take in natureread more

Great stay for a great price! Hotel is clean, staff is…read moresuper friendly. Pam at the front desk went above and beyond to assist me with a reservation glitch. Beds and pillows are comfy. Shower pressure, EXCELLENT! Typical free breakfast at this price point. We would definitely stay here again

Stayed here for a month in September 2025 for work. This was probably the single worst hotel…read moreexperience I've had in my life. I'll start with the highs: the staff is reasonable friendly, and the A/C in the room does get pretty cold. And that's where the good ends. Housekeeping is hit or miss--there were multiple days when I returned to my room at the end of the day only to find an unmade bed, despite housekeeping being a daily-promised thing at this property. And despite this, one of the housekeepers had the gumption to leave a hand-written note asking for tips. Sorry, while I do usually tip for that service, when you start expecting it, especially after not actually providing housekeeping, I'm not inclined to reward that. Now for the really bad. At the time, the hotel's keycard encoding machine was not working. For a solid month. My classmates and I were admonished by the front desk staff not to lose our keys (or, oddly, the paper keycard sleeves--guess those are in short supply?), because they could not be replaced. A coworker was staying in an adjoining room, and his keycard stopped working. The hotel's solution? Giving him a master key. Yes, this random guest was provided with a key that could open any room in the hotel. Which he demonstrated by unlocking my door. Lovely. Then, the painting. Rather than spend money on something that would actually improve the guest experience, like deep-cleaning the carpets to get rid of whatever that weird, pervasive smell was in the hallways on every floor, the property owner decided to repaint the exterior of the hotel. Another coworker staying in the hotel was parked adjacent to the building on the day painting started. The front desk had our vehicle information and knew who every vehicle parked on the property belonged to. Did they contact my coworker to ask him to move the vehicle? They did not. They wrapped it in plastic and continued with the painting. Finally, checkout day. Checkout is at noon. I had moved most of my stuff out of my room the day prior, but had left several things, like my Keurig, a Squatty Potty, and a rather expensive Dyson fan. Upon arriving at the hotel at 10:30 AM to grab the last of my stuff, I was surprised to find that my room was empty, everything cleared out. I went down to the front desk, where the clerk was surprised to see me. "You're still here? We thought you checked out." Why? Why would you think that? I haven't turned in my key, the one you were so adamant about me returning. Also, there were still several items left in my room, things which nobody would reasonably expect would be discarded so callously. And again, the hotel knows who is staying in their rooms. I was required to provide my cell phone number at check-in. Was a courtesy call made to ensure I had not left without checking out, absconding with that irreplaceable keycard and its wilted paper sleeve? No, of course not. After about ten minutes, one of the housekeeping staff sheepishly returned my Dyson fan to me, along with the Keurig. The Squatty Potty was MIA, but frankly, after some stranger has manhandled it, I would have felt weird using it. An acceptable loss at this point. Side note: the hotel has but a single washer and dryer. If you're planning on an extended stay, this ain't the move.