Lamplighter Inn & Suites

Great location. Very friendly staff. The room was clean and the area quiet. Coffee in the rooms and small danishes for breakfast.

Simple but clean and comfortable and a great price.

1) my first room’s temp control didn’t wor. I had to repack and go to another room. 2)Room card kept erasing and had to go beck to the desk and get it reloaded 3)lamp on the desk didn’t work. 4) black around the tub caulking. 5)first morning only a couple of muffins. Desk said they expect another delivery soon. No juice. Second morning nothing for breakfast. No compensation. 5) very noisy. Walls are thin. Young adults screaming and yelling parting. 1 o’’’ clock in the morning men outside the room talking loudly we’re as I could here every thing being said. Didn’t want to get dressed and go in the hallway to tell them to shut up. No sleep.

The rooms are not in good condition. They need some work. The toilet flush was constantly running. The bathroom floor was spongy, almost rotting

Dude in the office was very very rude

Very good location. We love it

We had to change rooms3x for a broken heater. The hair dryer did not work, requested a new one and never received it. They never came it to make up our room. I requested a refund for our 2 nights multiple times with no response. Curtains were broken.

Staff at desk were friendly, easy to find, easy to park, good price.

I was injured on the property and the hotel's response was inadequate. The bathroom sink drain plug in my room was stuck and water filled up quickly. I tried to pull the drain plug up but it was chipped and a piece of metal stabbed my finger and metal was lodged under my fingernail. It was very painful and bleeding. My wife and I walked to the registration desk to ask for help. The first aid kit was old, with no antiseptic. The lady at the desk was nice but she said she was new there and started calling people while we just stood there. She said there was nobody who could fix the sink and handed us a band-aid box and said we could take one. She said we could stay in a new room and gave us a new key card. But then when we walked back to our first room to take out our belongings, that key card did not work since it had been deactivated. My wife called the front desk and there was no answer so she had to walk back to ask for a key that could open our first room so we could get our stuff out. Then, I had to cut off part of my fingernail, bleeding, and use tweezers to pull metal pieces out of my finger. I was supposed to receive a phone call from management by that night, but nobody called me. The new room had mold in the shower, a hard and lumpy bed, and scratchy blankets.