Rodeway Inn Greenwood

This property has been completely renovated with up-to-date furniture, bedding and bathrooms. It’s far enough off the busy street that you don’t get any road noise, but shopping and restaurants are close enough to walk.

My biggest complaint about this lovely clean place was that the pillows are too fat. Even though there was a fridge and a microwave, there was no coffee maker (they were back-ordered) and no breakfast.

This location has had many upgrades. Beds are clean and comfortable, bathroom clean and fresh. Very quiet off-street location but walking distance to shops and restaurants. The owner/desk clerk was very pleasant and accommodating. Highly recommend for the price!

Nice looking room. Very comfortable bed. Heat/ac worked well and was very quiet.

Obviously being run on a low budget. No cable, pool was closed, no gym, no coffee maker in the room.

Staff was very friendly and more than willing to fill you needs they where a amazing group of people will definitely stay there again

I made my reservation for a single room the day before - through my AAA membership. I received a bit of a discount - which was a nice bonus. The first evening I planned to stay (Friday 3/3/23) - I called the hotel directly to confirm my reservations for the next two evenings. I spoke to a gentleman (I think was the Manager, Mr Goswami). The man confirmed that my reservations were received and they were happy to have me as a guest. I got a very welcoming and grateful attitude from the man on the phone. Many of the more "fancy"/expensive locations all pretty much adhere to many strict policies - many of which turn out to be most convenient for themselves, and many times come as a mild to major inconvenience to the customer. One of the such huge inconveniences to me (with the more "fancy"/expensive locations) in the recent past has been the hassle I have gotten increasingly more and more over the last few years of - when you mention or intend on paying them with cash, they act like you just asked them if you could urinate in their pool. They treat you like you are a sketchy person trying to get over on them or something. With this hotel - CASH WAS NOT A PROBLEM! I like that. The Manager Mr Goswami served me with a smile and kind words the entire time during my check in. He was happy to accept cash, was glad I was able to get a discount with AAA, and the check in was the FASTEST, least invasive, and pleasant experience I have ever had with travel lodging. He truly seemed very happy that I had chosen to stay at their facility. Also, I locked myself out of my room accidentally on Saturday night. I went to the night window - within 10 seconds Mr Goswami was at the window. I explained, he spoke to me with smiles and a kind voice the whole time. He gave me an extra key within seconds - and even waived their usual fee of $2 for the extra key. I seen one reviewer who made a comment that the management staff/owners - live on the property. As if them living there was somehow supposed to make the stay less enjoyable, or maybe the place was trashy or low class because of this. I propose the exact opposite feelings. I have stayed in several Indian/Pakistani owned places. And, as far as I can recall - they all live at the location they run. In my opinion - this means they care more about service, security, and the well being of the property - it isn't just a job to them - it is their entire life. I don't care if grandma has a room downstairs and she is cooking out on a grill or hanging laundry out - that would mean, if I felt like breaking out my grill or hanging my laundry out - they wouldn't say anything to me. That to me is warm and courteous service. It is strange - in our society we have gotten to where if someone is friendly or relaxed in communicating or dealing with us - we try to make that person seem weird for being a laid back/warm person. It is like most people are brainwashed to believe that everything has to follow strict, sterilized, corporate-enforced rules, regulations, and policies - in order for those people to feel things are in balance. It is true - the housekeeping could do a better job. There were a couple things slightly out of place, there were some very faint stain spots on one of the towels (but it did look like it was laundered). But, from a business/financial point of view - to employ and retain more or better housekeepers would essentially and unavoidably mean that the hotel would have to pay higher wages. I have no doubt that locations such as these run on a very slim margin. If they paid the housekeepers more - the rates would be much higher. And let's face it - most, if not all of the people who gave terrible review, were shopping to find the cheapest place they possibly could find in the area. Then they show up and act so offended that they got what they paid for. GET REAL PEOPLE!