Motellit – Oshkosh

”Internet issue.”

”Nothing seemed cleaned. Random hairs in the bed and linens. I wouldn’t even call it a breakfast. You’d be lucky to get coffee. Seemed like nothing but drug addicts hung around all day and night at every entrance/exit. No real sense of security or security at all. Doors propped open all the time with people running in and out. TVs so loud from propped doors could hear through my closed door. Everything just seemed contagious.”

”Had a great stay, Steve was super helpful and kind!”

”The room I was assigned smelled awful. When I look up at the ceiling, I saw a smoke detector that had been wrapped in wet paper towels, that then dried into an egg carton-like form, rending the life-safety device completely useless. At the front desk, I was offered another room. I declined. An organization that gives me a room in such terrible and obviously non-code compliant state immediately loses all trust for me. In my professional experience, this kind of neglect points to systematic...