Budget Inn

After being told I was refunded money with a receipt my money was still taken out of my account 2 days later. I did not stay and now stuck without being able to get a room. I will be bringing a lawsuit. The temporary manager didn't originally charge a deposit but asked for one after charging my card. Should have went to Days Inn where there is no deposit for Wyndham members. I have a very good reputation and never caused problems anywhere. The original owner would have not been so rude

Nice an friendly. Not many channels to watch on tv and beds are uncomfortable ud83dude23. But good people an clean rooms.

The owner is the nicest guy & is eager to fix any situation.Very pleased,thank you

MY FIRST ENCOUNTER WITH BED BUGSnnI wanted to participate in an event at Concord University in Athens, West Virginia, the evening of Wednesday, February 24th. Since I knew I wouldn't be done until after 9:00 pm, and I didn't want to drive two hours home to Charleston, West Virginia, I thought I would just stay at a hotel in Princeton, West Virginia, which is only about eight miles south of Athens. I could have stayed in a nicer, more modern hotel, but I decided to stay at Budget Inn and save a few bucks. So I made my reservation online. Upon checking in at about 4:00 pm, the very nice gentleman told me that if I ever wanted to stay there in the future, it would be best to call the hotel, and he would give me a better rate than having to reserve a room online. I was given room 111.nnThe room was rather poor, with a very musty smell of the sort one might expect in a motel that has seen better days. Towels left by the previous occupant were still hanging on the shower rod. But the TV and AC/heat were okay, and the Wifi was pretty fast, and since I'm not a high maintenance sort of guy, I thought it would do for $66 including tax.nnAfter getting back to the motel after the event at Concord University, I started settling in for the night, but I decided (just to be safe) to check the bed for bed bugs, and when I pulled the comforter off the bed, I found a bed bug, a little appleseed-sized critter scurrying away, which I dutifully crushed between my thumb and forefinger. It was just ONE bed bug, but like roaches, if you see one, you know that there are more nearby. The very last thing I need in my life is a bed bug infestation at home, so I packed my things and turned in my key at the front desk, telling the manager what I had seen. Then I drove the two hours back home to Charleston, West Virginia. As soon as I got home, I threw all the clothes I had taken with me into the washer, sprayed bug spray into my luggage and took a shower. Maybe it was overkill, but I just can't deal with bed bugs on top of COVID-19. The whole experience was tremendously dismaying.nnNext time I'll pay more for nicer digs.

Internet really suxs there other then that it's a ok place to stay....