Super 8 by Wyndham Hancock MD

I like that the surroundings of this hotel is peaceful and not populated. I also like that we can open the windows in our room and get some fresh air.

Not good

The pictures of this place had to have been taken 15 years ago. It is very run down, the floors are uneven. The first room we were given didn’t have any furniture in it. Not even a bed. The front desk agent said ‘oh they must not have marked that room’ the second room we were given had stained furniture, rickety wooden stands and the beds left alot to be desired. The noise from the highway kept us up all night. The bathtub leaked orange rust when I turned it on initially and the hot water lasted no more than 5 minutes. It was a very creepy vibe and we left at 2am.

Bathroom smelled strongly of cigarette smoke in my non-smoking room. TV doesn’t work. Otherwise, room is clean and is comfortable.

The bed wasn't that comfortable and the breakfast left lots to be desired. Oatmeal, cold cereal and danishes. The milk and orange juice were in pitchers in the fridge. But the staff who checked me in was amazing and put me in a room where there was nobody around me. The room was clean as was the bathroom.

Nice place for a travel stopover

Super 8 is pretty basic and attends to basic needs. I liked the king sized bed, the cleanliness of the room, and that our room was on the first floor and close to the breakfast room and front door. I was grateful for friendly staff. I didn’t love that furniture is worn and knicks are on the walls. I didn’t love that the breakfast included basic options of cereal with milk, orange juice, oatmeal with no accessible hot water to cook the oatmeal, and donuts which seemed iffy. I don’t know that I’ll return, but am glad I could have a place to sleep.

I paid $63 per night before fees, and I got exactly what I paid for ~ a no-frills hotel room for me to sleep in. The room lacked many amenities/features typically found in a hotel room, but I paid bargain basement prices. The room did not have facial tissues; lacked a coffeemaker; lacked an iron and ironing board. The towels were super thin, and we got a singled tube of "conditioning shampoo" in the bathroom. Both beds were lumpy and you sunk in when you got into them. The beds came with a fitted sheet to lie on, a flat sheet, a thin fleece blanket and a very thin comforter. Massive chunks of drywall were missing from the walls in our room. The TV had cable, but it was analog, so the images were grainy. Breakfast consisted of oatmeal packets, two types of cereal served from dispensers, two types of prepackaged hostess pastries, coffee, juice, and milk. If you decide to stay here, just know upfront what you're signing up for, consider the relatively low price you are paying for a room and manage your expectations accordingly. The room was acceptable for what I paid ~ it wasn't great, but it wasn't bad, either. I would stay here again for $62 per night.

Inexpensive