What we did like is the availability of the room and the fact that there were no bugs.
However, when walking into the room, you are immediately met with a wall of smoke smell from cigarettes, and you walk into completely deplorable conditions of the room structures and non-working appliances such as lamps, windows, and open lighting with no coverings. The bed sheets were burnt, and the pillowcases had many stains. The remote for the TV was crusted in an unknown matter. The bathroom tub was the cleanest feature in the bathroom itself.
I am highly surprised this place hasn't been visited by the health department or condemned for business until brought up to minimal standards. I have pictures if you would like to see them.
It's sad that we spent almost half of the room cost on cleaning supplies, deodorants to cover up foul smells, dryer sheets to insert into air vents for smoke smell neutralization, and new sheets and blankets to sleep on a hard-as-a-rock, stained mattress.
You can tell they are trying to work on the infrastructure, but they should probably be shut down until repairs can be completed and the whole indoor facility scrubbed and sanitized.