Oxford Inn

The room was large. The carpet was in great shape. The bed and the sheets were all in near perfect condition. The guy at the desk was a pleasure to talk to.But the bathroom smelled like poop. And I checked and couldn't find any in there. And there were several flies in the room, attracted I assume, by the smell. And the tap water had a reddish, yellowish tint.So If you closed the bathroom door, killed the flies and didn't drink the water all was fine. But if you didn't bring some water with you, things got interesting.

Worst. Hotel. Ever. I came in and had to call, then wait for the check in clerk to come to the front desk. Was told that she wasn't sure the room was clean and would be by in a bit to check on it. The maid had come thru, but left a bucket of moldy chicken in the fridge. Great. Put my computer at the desk and went to sit and check my email, sat down in the provided office chair and it dumped me forward into the desk. Awesome. Went to take a shower, turned it to hot, and it was hot for a couple of seconds... Then cold... Then hot... Then cold. The hot water heater for some reason can't keep a stream of continuous hot water. Told the manager and she said she had no idea about it as she takes cold showers. Fantastic. And God forbid you try to sleep past 6:30 am... All the hardworking guys are up and about at that time and heading to their trucks. Problem is, you can hear a conversation spoken in a normal volume through the doors as clearly as if they were in the room with you. I live in hotels, for the most part, and I've been in quite a few crapholes, but this one takes the cake.