Executive Inn

Dated, but clean. Shower leaked noisily. Towels are thin. Not terrible for the price.

The hallways hadn't been cleaned. A handrail wasn't attached . Our room the curtains were missing hooks,consequently light came throug. Our security lock didnt work. The outside security door was never locked. This place needs a good remodeling.

It was hard to understand her and we both got a bit confused. And someone else booked the room after we did so we couldn’t figure out if we paid and she got paid.

Its a budget motel and so not that great. Some budget hotels I do appreciate and don't mind that they are not upscale. But this one was a bit just low class. One thing which really bothered me was that the General Manager was a lady from another culture, and she didn't seem to much like me at all. She didn't actually strike at me or do anything wrong, but she was cold to me. I think she has an anger problem because she was yelling at other staff a lot. Another problem was that they would clean rooms and stand forever right outside my room, yelling and talking loudly. They kind of quit it at the end - don't know why but I was relieved. I think they thought I was weird, but that feeling was mutual. Mostly I was looked down on in McPherson - some people falsley accused me of being a drug addict - I don't even know what ***** are or what to do with them, and been that way all my life! The way I was treated by the majority in McPherson I left very upset. However, I was never molested or had major problems here, but it wasn't the best. The people of McPherson upset me so much that the night after I left, I got very sick on the road and had to call EMS. Turns out they had upset me so much my blood pressure was 206/198 - I ended up in the Emergency Room. I knew during all the trouble at Mcpherson I wasn't feeling well and had a lot of serious pain. I guess my heart and blood pressure were all messed up from all the stress they caused me. This hotel - this town - Keep on moving through it! (that's my recommendation).