Our stay at the AmericInn wasn’t quite what we expected—it had both positives and drawbacks.
Check-in was seamless, and we were greeted with a smile. Our room was spacious, with plenty of outlets for charging devices, and it was quiet at night. The king bed was surprisingly comfortable, which can be hard to find in a hotel. I also appreciated the picnic table on the property, which many guests seemed to enjoy.
On the downside, the floor in our room was not clean. My son’s white socks turned black after walking on it, and we ended up wearing shoes inside for the rest of our stay. The bathroom was small, but I liked that the soap dispensers were anchored to the wall and easy to use. We did have to be cautious with the shower—the water heated up very quickly, and we barely had the knob off the cold setting.
Breakfast started strong, with a hot and delicious meal the first morning. However, by the fourth day, the quality had noticeably declined—the eggs were rubbery, and the sausage links were cold.
The pool was enjoyable, although I felt it could use better lighting, as it stays open until 10 p.m.
Throughout our stay, the staff stood out the most. Everyone we interacted with was professional, polite, and welcoming. At checkout, I mentioned to the front desk clerk that the air conditioner displayed a “CF” (change filter) message, and she was appreciative of the feedback.
