Econo Lodge Conference Center

Hotel seemed to be run down and not tken care of. The pool was dirty and had things floating in it. Disappointed didn't get to swim.

My stay was terrible! When I got to my room and went to get in bed, I pulled the blankets down only to find yellow colored sheets and hair all over my bed, I was forced to sleep on top of the covers. The room had a weird smell to it (it was a nonsmoking room). The continental breakfast was basically just some cereal and bagels and really disgusting watered down orange juice. Not even cream cheese for the bagels. Definitely not a place I would ever stay again nor would I recommend it to anyone. read more

Appeared best suited for business travelers. Offers breakfast although it was somewhat slim in selection. Room was quiet, working AC, nice size bed.

It was clean enough, we had one little bar of soap and enough towels but that was it. We were disappointed that the pool was not open and that the breakfast items were very meager. There were waffles to be toasted but no syrup to go with them, only a little package of grape jelly.

The downstairs rooms don't have any air conditioning. The towels were thinner than what you would find at a Motel 6. I hope you don't want to read anywhere other than on the bed, the lighting was very poor.

Friendly reception, but room was not really well equipped except a good bed. The room looked clean, but smoker's smell was very bad with non-smoking room and some part of the bed spread had been burnt by some smoker, no bath tub stopper, no good bath towels, heating didn't work even we needed at some point of time. It was quiet and convenient to the bus stop. Receptionist was nice and friendly, but breakfast chice was very poor. read more

This hotel needs some major updates, the doors to the bathroom and main entry would stick. At one point the main door took several minutes to open, had there been an emergency that would not have been good. The heating system is very out dated. The bedding and pillows were very worn out. Overall this felt more like a motel than hotel.

This hotel is following a trend I have seen in the New England region. A family or extended family buys a budget hotel from a known franchise, then runs it as a family business. They don't change the name, but they don't keep the standards. They close the pool, because pools are expensive. They also make standards take a nose dive. They are not well-cleaned or well maintained. Behind a door that said 'vending' was nothing but piled up garbage. This particular hotel is located on one of those exits that are one exit past. If three hotels go up on such a site, then its usually ok, but if they start closing, you find yourself in a very seedy area. That's what happened here. If ever there were a hotel for which the term fleabag was invented, it was for this one. I have seen better welfare motels, and I suspect the problem with this hotel was that it was bought by the current owners to be run as a welfare hotel, but the local municipality is doing something else now. The best advice anyone could give: run away! read more

I liked the cleanliness of the room and the friendly staff. The breakfast was well planed and stocked.