Scottish Inn

Absolutely awful! Filthy hotel and room. Let's not forget the Huge Bed bug presence! Very "seedy" guests.Don't stay here!!!!

This hotel is on the same property as Red Carpet Inn. Scottish Inn doesn't do your check in. The exterior of the buildings are rough, and shared things are broken. The room itself was clean except for the urine smell. The drug addicts were very thin but friendly. The room fridge worked. The microwave didn't. I saw no bugs, so it was good for the price.

This is a two star basic amenities facility. My room was not the nicest due to pet odors from cats and dogs in the air but House keeping is friendly and responsive.

Don’t select the hotel

The place is a dump,the curtens were missing, the floor was dirty, looked like there were cockroach in the room, the towels were junk, no cups in the room

Air conditioning worked good A bit difficult to open door with card key

Wasn’t clear it has bed bugs

Tons of cockroaches, towels are stained, floors are sticky, and has stains and burns all over it - overall very dirty.

Clean

Bad

I got the room for $60.00/night, so I was not expecting much, and that is what I got. A place to sleep at night, a shower, and a toilet to use. I thought it as adiquit, but I would not take my wife there.

Horrendously dirty.

Nothing Horrendously dirty.

This is the worst place I have ever stayed. Very dirty, internet hardly worked,

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No Home of Drunks & Drugadic

Nothing except the management Nothing at all. It should be in booking.com it’s not stayable

I like that the clerk totally understood why I wouldn't be staying there within the first 10 minutes of checking in. He clearly knew that the place was unsuitable and unacceptable for most people. Without hesitation, he refunded my money to booking.com. I AM STILL WAITING FOR BOOKING.COM TO REFUND MY MONEY TO ME. NOT HAPPY ABOUT THAT!!!! When I first arrived, I didn't enjoy having to wait in the lobby area in the presence of a crackhead who was trying to obtain a room. The lobby area was seedy looking. There was a shoebox laying around which contained assorted mail for various residents of the "hotel." The clerk behind the glass (not sure if it was bullet proof) was very professional. I have nothing against this particular gentleman. I checked in was given a card key, with verbal instructions on where to find my room. As I stepped out of the building I was disappointed to see what appeared to be a drug dealer and various shady characters lurking around both the parking lot and perimeter of the hotel (this was after 11:30pm, mind you, which naturally made me fear for my safety). The entryway door which leads to where the rooms are located swung open freely as if it didn't even have a lock. My heart sank in my chest as I realized the grim reality that any of the creeps lurking outside can silently enter the building as they please. Upon entering the building, there was a very disappointing odor of mold. It was moist, and I immediately sensed a change in my breathing (I have asthma).The odor was comparable to what you'd find in a poorly maintained old home. I am certain it is a health hazard, and recommend replacing all carpets and sheetrock.I ascended the staircase and found my room. I tried to unlock the door at least a dozen times, but I just couldn't gain entry. I have been using hotel room key cards without ever having a problem since the 1980's, and I have complete confidence that I was using my key card correctly. As all of this, I had to listen to the loud late night phone conversation taking place in the opposite room of an apparent afro-American gentleman who was loudly discussing his rap tastes. Although the key card would make the light on my door flash green, the door refused to open.

Nothing No tvs or microwave in some of the rooms as well as pests

Only 1 towel for shower, no hand towels No garbage can No shower curtain Ancient mattress. Dirty pillowcases