Econo Lodge Monticello

Reception person very nice. Bathroom in 108 very nice.

All white linen and towels had stains. Rug torn and worn. Furniture extremely outdated. Breakfast wasn't much to talk about. The sheets were very thin besides stained. Even the pillow cases had stains. Even though they may be washed I felt like everything was dirty. I took my granddaughter to stay with my family up the road. She's nine and said the place was too sketchy for her. I took the blanket and used it for the sheet and rolled up in it. (Not the bed cover) Last year I was given a room on the backside with paint peeling off the ceiling and just nasty.

Not a good place to stay.

Needs TLC- desperately!! Carpet dirty, furniture more than worn. Would not recommend this place.

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The smell in the room was bad! The sheets were dirty The towels were grimy The ceiling paint was peeling The ”continental breakfast” was missing fruits There wasn’t frigobar

Check-in was fine. Room was extremely damp (humid) despite the AC running all night. Carpet felt very dirty under bare feet, tile floors were sticky. Comforters had stains on them. There were drunk people staying above us and they kept coming out and yelling and screaming at all hours of the night. Not a great experience.

Staff person was very friendly.

Front desk, gentleman, and the cleaners were very nice however, the furniture looked as though it was from a thrift store, and even though I placed my luggage on top of the dresser, I woke up to a cockroach, staring at me on the top of my luggage. The doors do not have seals very well you can see the outside. I can almost put my finger through one of them. I stayed in room 124. You have to do some weird short offloading trip if you have a trailer hooked to your vehicle, so parking is not optimal for this.

The room wasn’t clean. Carpet and sheets had stains. AC not working well. Breakfast was only bagels.