Super 8 by Wyndham Corvallis

We had a very bad experience at this hotel, and checked out within minutes of checking in. Just some of the items: used band-aid stuck to back of TV remote; room smelled heavily of smoke/odor; police activity just a few rooms down; Health Department closure of pool; pest remediation in room across from ours; etc. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone!

It was ok

They need housekeeping to clean the rooms daily. We had a very bad case of ants all over in the bathroom.

While the room and linens were clean, the property is poorly maintained, and the smell of cigarette smoke is everywhere.

Hotel felt dingy. Pool and elevators were out of order. Hallways smelled like smoke. Bed was supposed to be a queen but seemed more like a full-size. Reception was often not at desk.

One of the more affordable options in corvallis.

The shower didn't work in my room. The room was musty and smelled like mold and old cigarette smoke (probably due to the old carpet in the room). The front desk staff did their best to accommodate me by letting me use a different room's shower. I will not stay at this property again. It needs some major upgrades.

Front desk lady was very nice. Unfortunately, I was in a room next to the lobby & it was insanely noisy. You could hear all of the people calming to their rooms, and for some reason they take out the trash around 1:00 am. I could hear the trash bags thrashing, as well as banging what I assume must be the bins? Or cabinets? I think they probably refill or prepare the kitchen for breakfast around this hour. I got zero sleep. The worst experience ever. & let’s not forget that the pool was shut down by the health department.

The first room reeked of POT and we had to change rooms. The elevator was broken the whole time we were there. The pool was out of service. The staff was very nice and very helpful.

The homeless camp in the parking lot, the homeless folks coming in and out of the hotel for what reason I'm unsure. Bathroom facilities? Not generally anti-homeless, this is a national issue, but at a hotel with definite meth-homeless folks roaming around with apparently free access and living in the parking lot doesn't make travelers feel safe.

The room was in terrible condition. Lots of broken, busted, torn, and dirty things everywhere.