Springwood Hotel

You could only pay with cash or use cash app

The bed although comfortable was held up by cinder blocks. No top sheet on the bed just the cover. 1 towel, my husband had to askfor towel, shampoo and soap. Although breakfast was offered they had no milk for the cereal, no batter for the waffles, no creamer.

The property is run down inside and out. Roaches try to ambush you if you get up in the middle of the night to use the restroom. Perfect place to stay if you have time for a quick check up and tetanus shot upon check out.

There was no bathroom door, no shower curtain, no hot water, roaches on the floors and walls.

This isn’t a hotel, they have permanent quest and the only reason we got a room was the booking through Expedia. When we arrived on the door they had a sign for no rooms available. No towels in the room. You could also see lights on behind the walls and through cracks near the fixtures in the shower.

The facility has changed ownership and has outside access to the rooms. People are standing outside, not a comfortable feeling when traveling alone. I don’t believe hotel.com is aware of this, this is not reflected in the hotel info on the booking site. The hotel looks abandoned, I passed it 3 times thinking it was not in service. There was also no link to the reservation I placed through hotels.com, I had to pay cash or cash app. It did have electricity and running water, very disappointed, not used to this standard of hospitality.

convenient and low costt worse hotel imaginaginable unsafe, parking lot had pot holes all over. grass uncut, facility unkept. people loitering about

The property entrench could cause a wreck. It was sketchy looking. Didn’t look clean. Stains everywhere. Gross

I’ve stayed in old road side motels before. But this place was by far the scariest and dirtiest I’ve ever seen. Upon arriving, we were actually surprised it was open. It looked abandoned with derelict cars and what looked like homeless people squatting in the rooms.

This property is by far the worst hotel, actually motel I’ve ever stayed. The exterior condition of the building and grounds looked like a movie set for The Walking Dead and the I terior of the room was no better. Cigarette burns on the furniture and bed spreads, red clay on the carpet, holes in the walls and the fire alarm was dangling from the ceiling, smoke stained like ceiling of an old bar. There were three cars in the parking lot with flat tires and broken windows. Needless to say, we didn’t feel terribly safe. At check in I was forced to pay cash; had I not booked the room online and been past the cancellation date, I’d have immediately driven away and booked a room at ANY other hotel. Hotels.com should eliminate this property from their listings as it’s not worthy of being called a hotel!