Super 8 by Wyndham, Orangeburg

Overall it seemed to be rather clean. Id stay there again!!

Had a little bit of a problem checking in but with a few other phone calls it got cleared up. I can understand the person working there but did not have to jump thru hoops to get it cleared up but that's what had to be done. But all in all super 8 motels are a great place to lay your head , so this was the only hang up I've had in several years staying at super 8's.

Everyone was nice and there was no problems checking out.

This hotel is beyond disgusting. Every single inch of the room is stained/damaged. The tvs don't work, and the staff will act surprised when you tell them. However there are many reviews through the years saying they do not work. The bathrooms smell like urine. The linens smell like decay. There are bugs and/or evidence of bugs everywhere. The staff made several attempts to enter our room around 7:00am. Even after I made my presence known they continued to attempt to enter. Again, there are several other reviews that mention this same strange behavior. I highly recommend you spend a little extra for a hotel if you find yourself in this area. I have stayed in some pretty bad hotels, but this one in particular was horrendous. Stay away.

Friendly staff but if I had to complain. Some rooms have cig smoke smell

There was a critter about 4 inch crawling on the floor.

This review is for Super 8 by Wyndham Orangeburg Near I-26, Orangeburg, SC. I am the paying customer for two queen rooms, 114 and 201, for Oct 8, 2024. I provided the rooms to help my niece and family, five adults and three children, evacuate the Tampa, FL area where Hurricane Milton landed the night of Oct 9. The booking was made through Booking.com, where I am a Genius Level 3 member. The front desk staff at the hotel, by the surname Patel, was extremely inhospitable and verbally abused my family. Every phone conversation I had with Mr. Patel ended abruptly after he would shout, “He’s too busy!” and “NO room! Leave me alone!” followed by hanging up several times. Mind you, I was calling to ensure my family could check in safely early morning as their anticipated 7-hour drive was now 11 hours due to many people evacuating FL and a flat tire on the way. Mr. Patel advised that the front desk would be open when they arrived early morning. However, they had to wait a long time outside for him to open the locked entrance. He was very inhospitable to them. My niece tried to extend the booking for an additional night when she checked in and he would not assist her – shouting, “NO room.” According to the Booking.com website, there was availability. I called him to extend the room and received the same inhospitable behavior, with shouting and hanging up. I called several times asking to speak with someone else as he would not help. Finally, I waited until daybreak, hoping to speak with a different front desk assistant or hotel manager. I could not and contacted Booking.com for support. The representative called while I was on hold and advised that she was told to email him, which she did. However, there was no response, and their checkout was at 11:00 a.m.. Just before 11:00 a.m., I called Booking.com again for help. This representative called the hotel while I was on hold, only to inform me that he was shocked; the front desk person, named Patel, had also hung up on him. I called the front desk again and finally got to speak to another assistant speaking very limited English. Although I was very clear that I wanted to extend reservations for the two rooms by one night and would pay, he couldn’t understand. My niece went to the front desk and called me from there. Finally, we were able to get him to understand. He didn’t know how to extend the rooms in the booking system or take payment but advised that there was availability and that they could stay another night. He also stated that the same price would be charged. He advised that when the manager arrived, he would contact me for payment later the same day. I never received any call for payment and decided that we could settle everything when my niece checked out. During the interim, the same Mr. Patel, who was horrible the evening before, saw my niece’s daughter in the hallway and publicly accosted her by shouting. “Why are YOU HERE? Get OUT NOW!” This was after their reservation had been verbally extended and they had received new hotel room key cards. He called their rooms, shouting more at the family, insisting they leave. Mind you, this family had just evacuated their homes, drove most of the night, and is stressed beyond words. My niece called me for help. I called the front desk to try to explain the agreement that was made and provide payment. As it was after 3:00 p.m., check-in time for the hotel, I scheduled the second night through Booking.com. I had to pay an increased room rate (not the same as was promised). It was only then that he stopped accosting them. To summarize, an aunt in NC trying to help her family evacuate a terrible hurricane met with Wyndham front desk staff who had locked them out, verbally abused them throughout their stay, and caused unnecessary drama, leading to a lack of sleep and stress. Super disappointed by this Wyndham experience. This is a hospitality service, is it not?

My reservation was canceled the day i was supposed to check in. I didnt cancel the reservation i received an email.

Room older but if clean would be good smelly Floor not clean mold on caulk in bathroom

Nothing