Red Roof Inn Virginia Beach, Virginia Beach

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms, despite being clean, had some unwelcome guests making me cut short my stay. The location was convenient for my activities but lacked cleanliness. The service was a mixed bag as well, with some great experiences and some not so pleasant. However, I did enjoy the peacefulness after a long day, and the price was decent for what was offered.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The room was disappointing with a lingering cigarette smell, hair scattered around, and a lack of basic amenities like a microwave, especially considering the price of $61 per night. On top of that, finding a used washcloth in the shower was a major turn-off. The cleanliness was subpar with dirty sheets, floors, and a urine-like odor, coupled with bugs and broken furniture. The malfunctioning refrigerator and telephone added to the discomfort.

The hotel rooms were clean and comfy, but they could use a more thorough cleaning to remove the cigarette smoke smell. The pool area was inviting, however, the rooms felt a bit stuffy even with the air conditioning. The service was incredibly helpful and friendly, especially during late hours. The location was convenient, with easy access to town center, but some areas could feel sketchy. The dining experience had some issues, like trouble with the lock and the need to heat up the door, impacting the overall satisfaction.

The hotel was conveniently located, but there were some concerning characters around the premises. The room was average, and the dining experience was subpar. The staff was helpful but inconsistent. Overall, a mixed experience with some drawbacks.