Douglas Inn and Conference Center

The bed

Tv didn’t work management wouldn’t quiet other rooms

Overpriced is the main issue. The outside and general area condition is nearly completely uncared for, which is of course a reflection of the quality of the accommodations. The price is at least 50% over the quality of the condition. Beds, HVAC, filthy shower curtains, stained towels, etc, all bottom level quality for $150/night. And it’s too bad because the pool and restaurant bar is good and the owners are great i am sure. It’s a clear lack the kind of American pride that makes things last, keeps humans safe and sane, and care for concern.

The hotel is in terrible condition. Almost scary…. Smelled bad, carpet ripped up, dirty, paint coming off the walls.

Nothing, pictures of hotel are not current at all. It is run down dirt to the level of filthy.

Everything This was the worst dive we had ever seen. I couldn’t even pee in this place without fear of catching something

Arrived after dark and the sign was not lit, parking lot poorly lit, thought the hotel was closed. Found entrance and received one key card. Got room and it was so poorly lit we had to use cell phone flashlight to unpack bags. My wife left a couple of pretzels on the nightstand and next morning nothing but crumbs, mice? Terrible!

The conference Center and our room was clean. The stairs leading to the rooms on the second floor were carpeted and very dirty and need vacuuming. Older hotel needed updating but clean. The lunch dinner menu was a treat- lots of Indian food choices.