Knights Inn

THIS PLACE WAS A NIGHTMARE. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD DO NOT STAY HERE. When we first arrived, we only noticed two people working there. It was a weeknight, so that's fine, but the hotel had dozens of rooms, and it seemed like it would need more people. The manager did not seem to believe that we had a reservation until we reassured him that we made one online, and then said that we needed to put down a $20 deposit. This deposit was not mentioned anywhere online, and we did not come prepared with the cash we needed. The manager seemed suspicious of us, which was not very welcoming, and we had to go get the cash. When we returned, we got set up, and got to our room. The hotel is advertised as providing free wi-fi, a microwave in each room, and a hot breakfast. When we got to the room, the only working light was a tiny one in the ceiling. The bedside lamps did not work at all. There were holes in the sheets, and the cable didn't work on the television. We tried to call the front desk to ask if we could change rooms, but then discovered that the phone did not work either. We started to feel more and more that we could be murdered here. Then, we realized the room had no microwave. Since we had brought microwave dinners along with us, this was a problem. We went to the lobby to inquire about the microwave, and then saw signs advertising breakfast from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM. The microwave was set on a tiny counter beneath the signs for breakfast, so we asked the woman working where breakfast would be, and she gestured at the tiny counter. I was confused, but assumed there would be a decent variety, if not a high quantity. We also told the woman working that the lamps, phone, and television in our room didn't work, and she assured us the manager would be by within 15 minutes to check things out. He never showed up. The next morning, we woke up early for breakfast. Upon arriving in the lobby, we saw that the only thing set out for breakfast was coffee. The manager poked his head into the room and saw us there, and brought out two packages of mini-donuts. That was it. That was the "hot breakfast" that was advertised. As he brought out the donuts, he also informed us that since we had not parked directly in front of the room we rented, he was about to call a tow truck, because he did not know whose car was parked there. I nearly had a heart attack. The quality of "hospitality" here can be summed up by this: no working appliances in the room, 6 mini donuts for breakfast, and the owner almost towing our car. Fantastic. We went back to our rooms hungry to try to catch another hour of sleep before checking out, but of course, the owners chose this time to have the lawn directly outside of our room mowed. Then, 15 minutes before checkout, we received a very rude call from the owner, who repeatedly asked us if we were checking out, and said that he didn't understand if we intended to stay or not. Like, calm down, we paid you for one night, we're not staying in this hellhole any longer than we have to. Luckily, checkout was easy; we handed over the key, he handed over our $20, and that was it. We never looked back. This place was so horribly run and maintained that it honestly seemed like these two people showed up, killed the previous owners, and decided to run a hotel by themselves with no prior training or experience. Please, please, please listen to this review. I stayed at this horrible hotel so innocent people everywhere hopefully never have to.