Host Inn an All Suites Hotel

This has become my favorite hotel to stay in over the last year. The rooms are like a 1 br apt. With a living room and a bedroom. Both with 42 inch tvs with at least 75 channels. Also there are luxurious studio suites with jacuzzi tubs. All of the rooms have a 3/4 refrigerator, dishwasher, 4 burner stove with ovens. The floors are carpeted. Beautiful views from the windows. Especially from the upper floors. The area is peaceful. There’s lots of stores and restaurants nearby in walking distance. Even more in driving distance. I think I sent a review last summer when I stayed here. This time I’m gonna attach the video that I took last year when I was here in the luxurious studio.

Cost was inexpensive for the included amenities. Close to the highway and a lot of stores.

Place smelled like smoke/pot upon walk in. They changed my room from 2 king doubles to 1 & a pullout couch, made us go down & get sheets but they had no pillows & blankets. Pullout springs pinched people & no support so pretty much slept on floor. Room: moldy, almost all outlets didn’t work, smelled bad, carpet bumpy & kept tripping, couch stained & arm of it had burn marks, room phone did not work, kitchen equipment was dirty looking and a possible danger to use. We cleaned before using ANYTHING. I was the only driver, it was 2am in a snowstorm, after driving 6+ hours or we would have left. Less than a star. Even more exhausted after cleaning and rushed to get out of there in morning because it was so gross that I forgot to take pictures.

Nice rooms, friendly helpful staff. Could use thinker blankets on beds but heat works well.

The place was pretty decent. The room we got was actually nice. It was set up kind of like a home. The bedroom had a wall around it with a door separate from the living room/kitchen. I liked it.

The room was mostly clean but the whole place is run down. There were seams in the wallpaper in the room coming apart that looked like they were moldy. The wall by the stove was scorched. There are about 20 signs in the place telling ppl to wear shoes and almost as many telling ppl to keep track of their kids. The wall paper in the halls is torn up all over the place. The doors are scratched and dented. No coffee maker in the room. The site also says utensils available but that’s not the case. You have to bring your own stuff to cook and eat with. And the kicker, there is a sign on the pool door that says the pool has been closed by the city health department. The place is gross and a dump. Not worth the price at all.

Good for the price

No Continental breakfast and as far as coffee goes from 12 noon until 4 AM. There's absolutely no coffee. You need to leave the hotel and go buy coffee. That's sad.

I booked a full-size double suite over a month before our trip. We arrived to a single king-size room. We are a family of four. The front desk clerk told us that the (only) manager - yes, just one person manages this entire chain hotel - changed our reservation but did not call me to tell me. There were apparently no other rooms available. My wife and I slept on the bed while our sons tried to sleep on the thinnest mattress possible on a fold-out couch - which did not have sheets available in the room. The room, by the way, had motion sensor lights - in the room. These lights would turn on in the middle of the night if you blinked too much. I had to go to the front desk, where the night clerk told me that the lights were going off because “we were moving”. We. Were. Moving. In. Our. Room. She gave me a sheet of paper to tape over the sensor. Fortunately, we weren’t planning on using the indoor pool because the bottom had two feet of algae growing in it. There was also the stains on the sheets and curtains that we told ourselves was just chocolate but was probably blood and the walls that were shredded. And, for a non-smoking hotel, somebody was smoking. The central air circulated the smoke right in to our room.