Red Roof Inn Fulton

Awesome

Bedding was nasty and hotel smelled liked a taco bar

I worked the overnight shift for nuclear so what did they do? They put a family with dogs next to me. There were no lamps, no coffeepot in my room and the heater/air-conditioner made a horrendous noise that one could never sleep thru. They told me someone was coming to fix it, but noone ever showed up and i was there for three weeks! Housekeeping...instead of just coming in and cleaning my room, they ask me what i wanted them to do. AND i only saw housekeeping once while i was there. I will never stay there again

Jus didnt have toilet paper and when asked to get some we were told no morenfor our room... But we didnt even have any to begin with..very odd.. Other than that it was pretty decent...kids loved the view

Never cleaned our room even when asked, and never had clean towels

Observations: Good: Check in was great. The guy at the desk (didn’t get his name, but he’s from Toronto) was very friendly and talkative. Seems like a nice area. Pretty clean, smelled good. They have a pool and are right on the river. Nice view from the back. Not great: There was a clover-shaped bead under the mattress pad and the bedding had cigarette holes throughout. The flooring was put in very poorly— there are weird spaces between the edges of the slats throughout the room that ensure the floor cannot be cleaned properly. The bedside table had some gunk stuck to the top, there was a long drywall screw on the chair, there were wrappers from new linens in the cabinet but not on the bed, there was no extra tp (well, there were a couple rolls with a few sheets each), and there were coffee supplies but no coffee maker. I would love to say the stay was peaceful, but they gave me a room that can have a pass through to the next room and the folks were loud. However, the fact that the door was not fit properly may have had something to do with that. I moved the bedside table in front of it just in case. Also, at about 11:30 on 3/2/23 there was some lady yelling at the desk guy in the hallway about opening her room door for her. I looked out and there was a cop there as well. I got to hear all about how there was something going on and they had been in and out of the hotel all day and smoking in the room. I dunno. Not a good look, tho

Room was clean, beds comfortable. TV had two remotes and took a while to figure out. One of the lights needed a new bulb. Bathroom fan and light were on same switch, which always gets under my skin.

No elevator for second floor rooms. When we complained, as two of our party can’t do stairs let alone with luggage, they put us in their accessible room on the first floor. Nothing accessible about it except first floor- not even grab bars to climb into the tub shower. Two outlets in the room were missing covers. Despite registering three people there were two sets of towels, one tiny soap and shampoo. No hairdryer. It was clean, but barely- streaks and missed corners. Not sure what happened in the lobby Saturday night but on Sunday morning the lobby bathroom floor was sticky with traces of blue… no housekeeping on the weekends per the sign. Both days our key didn’t work and they needed to re program the lock. Each time the front desk started by blaming us, showing us again how to use the key, then discovering it really didn’t work. They are clearly saving money everywhere they can- pillows are tiny, only one roll of toilet paper, no facial tissue, no hair dryer. Overall barely adequate, but not welcoming.

it was filthy, a layer of funk all over.. Bugs, just plain nasty