Well originaly didn't plan to stay at this hotel but non-the less it was ok for somthing last minute. As always you get what you pay for, my room wasn't dirty, the sheets were clean, bathroom was clean and matress was clean also. We were down there for the Marti Gras so we didn't spend alot of time in our room. I would recomend this to someone who isn't very picky or doesn't plan to spend alot of time in there room and by picky i mean flat screen T.V, jacuzzi etc. Now the service at the frount desk can use a little help cause the cashier was very rude. It's not that quite cause it's by the airport. And i wouldn't swim in the pool.. then again it was 40 degrees outside so it might b different.

If you're picky as can be, do not stay here. I mean honestly, you're paying $39-$45 a night so if you complain about a little hair on the carpet, then what did you expect? This is a inn/motel...not some five star hotel. So if you just want a place to sleep and not pay over $100 a night, then this is the place to be. Room was very decent when I arrived. And staying downtown sometimes can be too costly so I usually stay a little further away when I come back here.

This was the worst hotel stay that I have ever experienced! Upon arriving my friend went into the lobby to check in, when she returned to the car I noticed that she had the TV remote control with her. I immediately knew that if they had to keep the remote at the front desk this wasn't going to be that great of a stay. We found the building that we were staying in. There was no security door or anything, you just opened the door and walked down the hall. The doors were old, brown, decaying wood. We immediately smelled the aroma of marijuana coming from one of the rooms. Our room was near the end of the hallway. When we put the key in the door began to move without any force. We unlocked the door and went into our room. At first glance I noticed not one but many issues with our room. First of all, the bathtub was in horrible condition. It was dirty on the inside and the caulking around the tub was wearing away. The strips that are in the tub in order to keep you from falling were peeling. There was hair in the bathtub and the sink. The shower curtain was covered with film and dirt. The toilet seat had black spots on it. I told my friend that we had to go get some cleaning supplies because there was no way that we could use the restroom in the state it was in. I always bring my own bed covers and sheets because I don't sleep on hotel sheets, so before we left I stripped my bed and began to put my sheets on only to discover that my mattress had cigarette burn holes in it. We tried to go to two Walmarts that were close to the hotel but they were both closed and an officer said that no one worked overnight after Katrina so the only thing that was open was Walgreens. That's where we bought rubber gloves and cleaning supplies. We didn't even get to take a shower the first night because we want the bleach and other cleaning supplies to sit to make sure that we got it as clean as possible. We put a toilet bowl cleaner in the toilet. We woke up the next morning to an overflowed toilet. Water was all over our floor! I went back to sleep and my friend called maintenance. I wake up to a noise and see a tall main with rain boots and a rain slick on entering our room. It scared me half to death. he didn't have on any Travleodge apparel or anything he just announced that he was there to fix the toilet. After he left we had to flag down the housekeeping lady in the hallway so that we could get some towels to clean up all of the water only to discover that she didn't speak any english. We went to Walmart so that we could get some shower shoes. I started to shower and discovered that the tub wasn't draining, so all of the dirt that was already in the tub and all of my own dirt was standing in about 1 or 2 inches of water at my feet. I had to stop mid-shower to try to drain some of the water. When I wa sbrushing my teeth I discovered that the sink wouldn't drain wither. I had put a bottle of juice in the refrigerator when we first arrived and when we were on our way out I was goiing to take it with me only to discover that it wasn't cold. I thought that the refrigerator wasn't working, but when I looked behind it the fridge wasn't even plugged up! You can see that it was just one problem after another. The rest of our two-day stay pretty much the same way! I wouldn't advise anyone to stay here! Run far far away!

When arriving at the hotel, the front lobby was clean and there were three people watching me wait for someone to take care of me. Finally a kind gentleman, who looked to be a van driver, asked me to fill out a card for my 1 night stay. An older lady poked her head up from complaining about paper work long enough to tell me the nightly fee.

After getting my key and paying $10.00 for a remote, we walked to our room which looked over the pool. When entering the room, it smelled like it hadnt been rented out in a while. We immediately turned on the air conditioner as cold as it would go and proceded to get settled. We went to the pool a little later and before going we noticed only 2 towels were in the bathroom. We called up to the office and they said that they could give us 1 more towel,but that was all,. After taking a dip in the(dirty pool), the pool really needed a makeover, with all the cracks and the concrete crumbles in the pool on the ground. We went back to our room, which smelled better and got ready for dinner. After returning from dinner at around 11pm we listened to what was an all night party going on in one of the conference rooms. I called up to the desk again and asked when this would be ending and she said till about 4am. We asked to be switched to another room, and kindly enough they didnt have any.

I would choose wisely before staying here. You never know what you are going to encounter,