Ameriway Inn and Suites

Stayed here for a funeral. Booking the room was straightforward and easy.. The parking lot is okay but poorly lit. It is not a smooth lot. It creates puddles after a significant rain. It will likely have ice patches in the winter. The entrance does have an automatic door, but only if you hit the button at the side of the rail. The hotel does not look like it has been updated in decades. This is worn and dirty furniture, and well well-worn carpet. If you have mobility issues, do not take a room on the second floor as there is no elevator. Room 201 is at the corner of two stairways, and some of the hallway traffic can be heard in the room. There were a few light switches that did not seem to do anything. The bathroom opens right into the bed area of the room. The light switch for the bathroom is in the bedroom area. As a result, the door must be opened with the light on, which floods the room with light for any guest trying to sleep. The heat lamp in the bathroom did not work, and hung low and was easy to move around; it looked unsafe. The small vent in the bathroom was caked with dust and other mystery items/ The vent is above the toilet so the petri dish of stuff could drop down onto you. The air conditioner has a loud wind-up when it first starts up. It also cycled frequently through the night. The constant change in sould levels disrupted sleep. We passed on the breakfast. We saw the syrup was left out with the lid open overnight. . The staff did not engage us very much during check-in and check-out process.

very poor lighting in room. King size bed had only one light on one side of bed. No outlet on the other side. we needed a CPAP in one plug and a heart machine recorder for pacemaker, so we had to unplug the lamp. There was only one pole lamp to use with a dim bulb. Could hardly see in room. Also the hot tub had uneven steps and uneven grates on floor of tub, which cause my friend to fall and hurt his toe