Very nice

Upon arrival I drive past the hotel because I'm looking for the vivid yellow sunrise and sign advertised on hotels.com. I drove past it because there was absolutely no color on the sign it was so faded. As I drive through the parking lot I realize that it's sandwiched between 2 semi truck parking lots. I head inside to check in and immediately am second-guessing my decision to stay here for 2 weeks for work. I can see duct tape on carpet I can see that the carpet needs to be replaced badly. Everything looks worn out and I also noticed that the pool and the hot tub were not open and working and it didn't mention that online. There's no elevators in my room was down on the basement floor. You're not allowed to access the building except for through the very front door. So I had parked my trailer in the back corner and had to walk my stuff all the way around back to the stairwell I was close to and then carry everything down the stairs. The inside of the room is absolutely filthy! Stained sheets, food inside of chairs, sticky spots on the floor, stuff on the toilet handle, appliances in the kitchen from the '80s, peeling paint on the ceiling, greasy headboard on the bed, dirty stuff all over the walls in the kitchen above the sink and on the countertops. I didn't even unpack, I went back upstairs to try to get a refund and they refused to work with me. I had to go through my credit card to get a refund. They have a no refund policy and I'm sure it's on purpose.

Dont stay here!!! Not even worth a nights stay if it were free. Staff sucks, rooms dirty, gross, dilapidated, furniture falling apart, hasnt been remodeling or renovated in close to 20 years. Save your money and stay somewhere else.

Our room had no blanket on the bed, the pillows were lumpy and hard, there was no phone in the room and there was a bag of items left in a cabinet from a previous tenant.

At the end of a long day of travel we booked the "same night" at Sunrise Inn non-refundable. We took one look and drove away. McDonald's right next door, shady character hanging out at one doorway, rough neighbourhood generally. We drove around the hotel to locate the front door and then drove off. Not even my dog would be happy thee.

Running water was cold both days, on day and both nite somenoght

The rooms had no blankets no heat with the water. They wouldn’t even change my room for me! I went two days without a shower

Jump out the window while you still can. Didn't even ask for a refund, just got out safely qs fast ad we could and booked a room somewhere else. Management spent zero dollars on this place in the last 20+ years and it shows and smells terrible. Heavy drug use inside and right out the front door of the Inn. The Health Dept. would shut this place down in a second. We would not stay there if they paid us $10K each because we couldn't breathe m. A bit of Filthy would be an improvement on this sad shack. No hot water and rust throughout. The chair was so stained, ripped and filthy that we wouldn't sit on it even if we were in a sanitary balloon suit. Never in our life have we felt like we had to leave as fast as possible. A trip to the hospital as soon as we packed out of this nightmare gave us some fresh oxygen which is the only thing that is keeping us alive at this time. The nightmarish image of problems at everything thing we looked at seemed to dissolve for a second when we turned on the small TV but the smell brought us back to the notion that we had to run for our lives immediately or face health problems for the rest of our life. We recommend staying in the dumpster just outside the dump as it'll save you a few bucks and will certainly be more clean than what you'd find inside this death hell hole. Drug use and dealers and screaming kids rule this area of town. We are still so shaken up that we've decided not to ever return to the whole area around the sad sad sad pla e.