As part of a wedding, we checked in to our room, and had time only to put our suitcase in the room, brush our teeth and leave. When we returned late that night (1:00am), we got ready for bed-- and stopped there. When we turned down the sheets, we saw dirt and what looked like marks that someone's dirty feet made at the bottom of the sheets! I don't blame the yucky-footed guest before us, but I do blame the hotel for giving us a room where the sheets hadn't been changed. On closer inspection, we found 2 used tissues on the floor that had been covered up by the bedspread. We were exhausted, and called the front desk to get a change of sheets. The desk worker had no access to any housekeeping supplies, and after some time agreed to let us change rooms. The sheets were clean, but the bathroom floor had hairs and a dead fly. Ick. My husband and I slept with as many clothes on as possible and never took off our socks. We were totally grossed out.

When we checked out the next morning, the manager was "unavailable," as he has been the 4 times since that I have called back.

If you stay here, beware. Another member of the wedding party had her valuable engagement ring stolen!

This was the worst room that I have ever stayed in, especially given the price.
We ordered a non-smoking room and there was an aroma of smoke permeating in the room.
The bathroom had pubic heair and feces on the side of toilet.
The bathroom tole looked like it hadn't been mopped in days. There was coffee stains on the floor separator.
We stayed there for two nights and the maid left garbage in front of the door while she was cleaning other rooms. She falied to give us towels.
I would suggest better training for the maids and ensure that proper supervision of evaluating the room once it has been cleaned should ensue. I would also suggest that the hotel chain become more environmentally consious about recycling, reuse of towels/sheets and cups, to prevent wastefulness.

This is a no frills hotel, from the looks of things surviving only on stranded airline passengers with vouchers. If you are looking just for a place to sleep, save $40 and take a room in the local hotel across the street.

If you ignore my advice, don't bother complaining to the front desk. I've been sitting in the lobby because the advertised in-room internet doesn't work. I've never seen any hotel staff so completely unconnected to customer satisfaction.

First, be aware this motel is not in the neighborhood of the airport, nor even with the other motels clustered west of the airport.

Second, I had hoped - despite other reviews here -- that I would find a reasonable situation here because it was the most convenient motel to my suburban destination. Although the desk personnel were helpful and friendly, the condition of the room wasn't great. Linens were clean but stains on bathroom door were alarming (and easily removed with a wet tissue, so why hadn't they been?); bathtub floor remained grimy even after two days with maid service; scraps on floor indicated no vacuuming and no floor cleaning on either day; a wet washcloth hanging on the shower bar was left behind. One towel smelled perfumed and 3 others smelled of bleach raising serious questions about laundry practices. Curtains barely cover the windows so light leaked fully in and a determined peeper might have success.

The internet connectivity cut out chronically despite a strong signal, so online work was almost impossible.

Otherwise, if you make a point of asking to be given a room away from the highway (probably on the inside of the U-shaped building) and unless you have trouble with stairs, if you ask for a second floor room, this is a reasonable place for a very reasonable price. And if you have business in the Swarthmore--Media--Springfield area, this is very convenient. Close to several strip malls with an array of decent chain restaurants.