Sorry to say..it wasn't what we expected..arrived late at night...saw guys with backpacks roaming..did not feel safe. Worse was the dingy smell of "old", n mothballs existence agravated husbands asma..the rms were clean ok..not enough lighting outside.. We did not stay at all.
Friend;y staff. The outside of the hotel was somewhat updated but the inside was terrible. We had no soap, the floors were filthy and there were holes in the wall. Our heater did not work and it smelled yucky. I don't know if it had been cleaned in a long while. It is in a desperate need of an overhaul!
Room smelled like moth balls and mold, stains were all over the bed and carpet and curtains. Everything away dark and dim and very creepy. Bathroom had leaky faucets and rust all over the vents. We didn't even stay the night, fear for our health and slept in the car.
The floors were filthy, we walked from the shower to the chair and our feet were BLACK!
I was sorely disappointed in the cleanliness and condition of this motel. First off the heat barely worked. My children had to sleep with their winter coats on because it never got warm. I have slept warmer on scout snow camps than I was in this motel. The toilet and sink ran all night long. The shower rod, intended to give more space in the shower, hung sadly due to years of neglect. The shower has good pressure, and thats good because it sprayed in every direction. I cranked it as hot as it would go to have a warm shower There was a fly strip hanging from the ceiling. We are 100% sure there are bed bugs. We came home and had to wash everything and spray down our luggage with alcohol. Quite possibly the worst stay I've ever experienced.
Located in Maeser within a short walk of Provo City Center Temple, Provo Travelers Inn is within 2 miles (3 km) of other popular sights such as Brigham Young University. This 26-room motel welcomes guests with in-room amenities like refrigerators, microwaves, and flat-screen TVs.
Provo Travelers Inn's 26 rooms are air-conditioned and provide microwaves, refrigerators, and free local calls. Guests can expect to find free wired Internet and flat-screen TVs with cable channels.
Provo Travelers Inn features free WiFi in public areas, express check-out, and free newspapers. If you drive, take advantage of free parking. Staff members can help with accommodation requests, and provide front-desk service during limited hours.
Sorry to say..it wasn't what we expected..arrived late at night...saw guys with backpacks roaming..did not feel safe. Worse was the dingy smell of "old", n mothballs existence agravated husbands asma..the rms were clean ok..not enough lighting outside.. We did not stay at all.
Friend;y staff. The outside of the hotel was somewhat updated but the inside was terrible. We had no soap, the floors were filthy and there were holes in the wall. Our heater did not work and it smelled yucky. I don't know if it had been cleaned in a long while. It is in a desperate need of an overhaul!
Room smelled like moth balls and mold, stains were all over the bed and carpet and curtains. Everything away dark and dim and very creepy. Bathroom had leaky faucets and rust all over the vents. We didn't even stay the night, fear for our health and slept in the car.
The floors were filthy, we walked from the shower to the chair and our feet were BLACK!
I was sorely disappointed in the cleanliness and condition of this motel. First off the heat barely worked. My children had to sleep with their winter coats on because it never got warm. I have slept warmer on scout snow camps than I was in this motel. The toilet and sink ran all night long. The shower rod, intended to give more space in the shower, hung sadly due to years of neglect. The shower has good pressure, and thats good because it sprayed in every direction. I cranked it as hot as it would go to have a warm shower There was a fly strip hanging from the ceiling. We are 100% sure there are bed bugs. We came home and had to wash everything and spray down our luggage with alcohol. Quite possibly the worst stay I've ever experienced.
