Robin

Oh boy. When I arrived there was one other car in the lot at 7:30 pm so I hesitated to go in. I finally went in and the clerk promised me that it was safe. The carpets going up the stairs and hallways were really dirty. Room was super stuffy but cooled down. BUT THE DIRT WAS UNBEARABLE. I grabbed my bags and left and drove to a nearby parking lot to find another hotel.

Unfortunately, it did not make sense to pay for a 2nd hotel so I went to a grocery store and bought Clorox Cleanup and a can of Lysol spray. The very nice clerk gave me and extra set of towels with which I mopped the floors, cleaned the tub and sink, and sprayed down the stained disgusting bed. I had a set of sheets in my car and covered the bed and slept on top in my sheet like a burrito. Hair in tub, sticky stuff on table, previous guests' DNA on the bedspread. GROSS. Do not stay here.

I actually ended up NOT having my dog in the room with me and never looked outside at the pet area (it was pouring down rain so I left him at the trainer's kennel). Hotel staff was super nice. I arrived at 8:30 at night, went to bed immediately and was out the door at 7am. Had no issues.

I was on the verge of giving this place a 1 star review: 1) Just a tiny postage stamp place to let your dogs "go", 2) Location is sandwiched between a very busy road and another road so TONS of car noise kept me up. 3) my room was just so-so: carpet needed a better vacuuming (I had tons of long blond hair on my socks after walking on the rug), toilet has weird stains and sink was cracked and basically glued together. HOWEVER, the staff is soooo nice and go out of their way to be friendly. So nothing else matters. Lots of restaurants nearby and even within walking distance. There IS a sidewalk in front of the hotel so you can get a decent walk in with your dog even if cars are speeding by. I would probably stay there again.

I have never been charged so much for a pet ($75!!). And for a Holiday Inn in Greenville North Carolina, no less. Dog owners are relegated to the furthest possible room with no nearby exit. Breakfast is an additional $20. The room itself was already $190 per night so to pay over $250 in a small town is ridiculous. I won't ever stay at a Holiday Inn again.

I realized when I walked in the front door that I had stayed here before. Glad to be back. They have a good spot to walk the dogs on the side of the hotel. Room was nice and clean with a little kitchenette. A nice welcome note awaited me on the bedside table which I traded for a $20 bill. Don't forget to tip your housekeepers, they deserve it!

Great spot not too far off the Ohio Turnpike. My room was huge (I ended up in a handicapped room) - two Queens, a sleeper sofa, and kitchenette. It was nice to bring the coolers in and put things in the fridge and re-freeze the ice packs! Super nice staff who gave each of my dogs a gift bag with treats, a tennis ball, and poop bags. Nice grassy spot on side of hotel to let dogs move. There is a large field behind the hotel if you trust your dogs off leash. Several chain restaurants to eat nearby as well (although I did not try them).

This place is disgusting. Floors were filthy. Sheets had not been cleaned, they still had wrinkles from the previous guest. Bathroom not cleaned - hair in sink and on toilet. Police had to be called because of a disturbance. No "free breakfast" as advertised - not even coffee. And the girl at the desk in the morning was a typical lazy American kid with the personality of a rock. Refrigerator did not work. I had to go to front desk to get cleaning supplies to even feel good enough to use the bathroom. Mopped floors with the towels (see photos). Trash throughout parking lot. Don't go here. Choice Hotels should be ashamed. There have been two murders at this Rodeway Inn in 2022.

Very dirty.

It's difficult to find a hotel that will take me and my three dogs. Through BringFido I was able to find the Red Roof Plus. It is right off of Pennsylvania turnpike and very convenient. The rooms are what you would expect in this price range. The good thing is they had wood style floors and I did not have to worry about walking around on dirty carpet or if one of my dogs were to have made a mistake. (They didn't!). Super nice front desk staff, enough grassy area to walk your dog and even complimentary poop bags. They had a very watchful security guard and I felt safe walking around the premises late at night with my dogs. The place is not much to look at but the fact that I have my three dogs with me in a clean room and feel safe makes up for it. I'll stay here again when I make this trip.

The people were SO nice! There is a great walking area behind and on the side of the hotel and they even provide poop bags. My two dogs were able to play with another young dog and had a wonderful romp before we got back on the road. I cannot recommend this Holiday Inn express enough.

There are two large fenced areas for large and small dogs. They use artificial turf specifically for pets, do no mud. The county keeps it clean and in good condition!