Best Way Inn

217 non smoking room smelled like smoke w/​smoke detector battery removed and burnt holes in the Blanket plastic covering the the mattress and random hairs everywhere terrible experience never again for $ 69 smh

If you’re looking for ohe of the cheapest places around that won’t completely sketch you out (I’ve seen a few sketchy joints), or you just need a place to crash, this place isn’t bad. But if you’re looking for a place to set up a base of operations for a few days, you’ll need to look elsewhere.
Things were a little weird: the place had recently been cleaned (plus!) but the entire room reaked of cleaning supplies (minus). We had to leave the door and window open on a chilly autumn day to air it out. The room was small; with enough room to get around the edge of the bed, but not enough to mill about. It was stocked with a TV and a mini-​fridge (which we had to turn on) and a microwave, but nothing fancy like a hair dryer or an iron or a coffee pot, and the alarm clock was broken. There was nowhere to sit and chill, and nothing to use as a desk. Perhaps just as well, since they didn’t seem to have wireless, only a jack in the side of the phone for dialup. The sheets and towels seemed usable, if slightly stained (not that kind of stain). Even the shower head was a bit wonky, shooting needles of water in such a wide angle as to always seem to be trying to stab my eyes out. Also, 9am seemed like it was waaaay too early for the maid to be beating on our door (though I should admit that may be because I had been out drinking with friends until 6am). Regardless, telling her «not right now» didn’t lead to her coming back later; she just skipped our room entirely. Then our final day, at 10:40, as the 11am checkout time approached, the front desk actually called us to make sure we were leaving.