Travelodge by Wyndham Vaughn

Repeatedly checked into a “clean room” with dirty sheets. Will overlook some things , but there’s no compromising here. Counters look like they’re wiped down with a dirty rag. Some housekeepers here still hold themselves to a higher standard, but they are diminishing.

Worst experience in a hotel/motel ever. Arrived to find out they had given away room/reservation (guess this is normal for this location; should have read other reviews - they contract with Railroad and give them rooms first....Wyndham is considered a 3rd party reservation with no clout). We arrived at 8 and it was 930 before we got any room at all (not matching our reservation at all). Weather stripping on door was totally worn out so the wind howled in the door all night (or original reservation was for an inside room). Wyndham should be embarrassed to have their name associated with this place.....totally ruined the brand for me....never again!!!!

The staff is wonderful Sofia , Brandy and the rest of the staff were very helpful, the hotel was quiet, clean, and neat. The rooms have been newly remodeled, Pennys diner out front is a great photo opportunity for a fifties style diner and some of the best coffee available 24 hours a day.

"Hotel" is dark, dungy, stinky. You do not check in there, you must walk across the parking lot to the Penny's Diner to check in. The waitress at the diner is the clerk to check you in. Rude, unprofessional! Could not check in until exactly 4pm. Key did not work three times I had to come back for the waitress to re-program it. She was not concerned at all. We ended up driving 40 miles away to stay at a real hotel, they did not refund my money although I never stepped foot inside the room. This travel lodge is contracted to the railroaders, so they cater more to them than anyone else. Please do not waste your money at this place. It's disgusting.

This place is a poop hole! It’s reserved for railroad workers, that don’t even like to stay there. The employee turnover is so high. If you notice, there’s nothing around here. Every time I stay there, I have to basically clean up behind housekeeping. They don’t clean the bathrooms, sinks, vacuum the floors, microwaves, worth anything. I wouldn’t be surprised that they don’t even change the sheets and comforter. This entire city needs to be condemned, the railroad companies needs to be smacked for putting their employees in these living conditions. But, they don’t care, they’re just money hungry.

We reserved a room on the Wyndham website and received a confirmation email. So far so good, until we arrived and were told no rooms are available; all had been taken by contract with the railroad. The reception agent said the hotel had tried and tried to get the Wyndham people to block out the contracted rooms, with no success.

In spite of having a confirmed reservation to this hotel that was made through Priceline, on arrival there were no available rooms. Then when Priceline help line tried to call, the hotel did not answer. The hotel did not try to contact Priceline to help cancel the reservation.

The room was acceptable for a budget motel. The service was totally unacceptable. They assigned my room also to another person who tried to break in the door after I had gone to bed. They never gave me proper paper work for the room and when I checked out they gave me the wrong receipt and printed it on the back side of used paper.

The ownership and operation of this motel is odd. You must register at the adjacent diner and there is no one in the motel "office". But everyone seemed friendly and the room was adequate but no luxurious. Most of the other patron appeared to work for the railroad. There was no breakfast.