Best Hotels near Marshalls, Roseville

I stayed at this Red Roof because it had good reviews on Trip Advisor and was as close to a reasonable price as I could get. I would not stay again. Most importantly, I did not feel safe. Check in was through one of those late night gas station type windows with the slide under slot (while was still light out). Signs and notices were frequent about the use of safes for belongings and not being responsible for them otherwise. That was not a good start. The doors and locks did not feel substantial given these signs. The room was mildly renovated, but there were signs everywhere that issues were just covered up...water damage/rust spots in the bathroom, nonworking lights, and so forth. The room smelled musty. My white socks were dirty from the floor in minutes. There was dust/debris in corners. My chair had multiple burn holes. The bed was not comfortable. It took me using three pillows to make one good one. The towels were one step above sandpaper. There are small black squirrels everywhere outside that are too comfortable with humans and hide just soon enough that you see their tails slip behind wherever they hid in the hallway or landscaping. I don't expect a red roof inn to be the Hilton or even a Hampton inn. I do expect clean and comfortable and safe. I did not get any of those at this stop. The location is right off the highway and near several stores and fast food places. The other hotels nearby did not look better from the outside. I would stay in a different location.

If you need a place to stay.....keep driving. This was the absolute worst Super 8 Hotel we have ever stayed in. Upon arriving, we needed to use the restroom. We were informed that there were no public restrooms. What hotel doesn't have restrooms in the lobby. When we were given our room card, it was evident that the small envelop that held the card had been used many times before. It has filthy. As we entered the hallway the entire place reeked of cigarette smoke. When we entered the room, I immediately noticed that the bedspread had stains all over it. I took that off the bed only to reveal a blanket that was full of burn holes. We were literally there to sleep, otherwise I would have left. The sheets were clean. I didn't pay too much attention to the bathroom that night. But in the morning when I went to take a shower I discovered that the bathtub was filthy. It looked like it hadn't been cleaned in weeks. The bottom of the tube was black and there were long black hairs everywhere. I turned the shower on as hot as is would go to make me feel better about stepping in, only to see that the bottom of the shower curtain was also black. After showering I reached for a towel. The towel had a hole in it larger than my fist and had 4 large brown stains on it. I used hand towels to dry off. If this hotel had a breakfast, like most Super 8's, I couldn't say because the people checking me in didn't mention it and I definitely wouldn't have eaten there based on the smell of the hotel and the filth in my room. We have stayed in many Super 8's across the country and have never had such a bad experience.

was too expensive without access to the pool. sad how all these hotels up there prices during a pandemic. shows u how much money is the root to all evil.

We loved the historical district &everything was close in travel timethe pool was closed because of health departments on Friday but the 8 and 12 year Olds went with mom dad and 82 year old great grampa to go cart track it was alot of fun only a 5 hour trip from tinley pk Illinois

If you are looking for a location with the customer in mind, this isn't the place. My husband had business in Michigan and the company booked us at this site. I tagged along for some time away. The facility is clean, but the service is lacking. We needed a late checkout on the final day we were there as his meeting didn't end until the same time as check out. I wanted to be able to stay in the room and load the truck when he got back...we only needed an extra hour. I started calling the hotel two days before we'd arrive to see about the late check out. I was told I had to call back the next day as there was no one there to authorize it that day. So I called the next day only to be told they couldn't do late check-outs until the morning of departure. What? That is crazy. We needed to know before then as the check-out time determined when we'd have to load the vehicle and if I'd have a place to wait for him. We checked every day to see about the check-out time only to be told they couldn't tell us anything. The day before we were to leave, the desk clerk told us we should be able to arrange a late check-out that evening. When we came back from dinner, we asked about the check-out again. This time, the desk clerk, who was lounging in the chairs in the lobby, told us we couldn't do a late check-out until the next day and she didn't know why the earlier clerk would have told us we could do it the evening before. So I called the front desk at 12:15 a.m. to request the late check-out and was politely told it would be no problem and it was arranged immediately. Give me a break. I can't believe they couldn't do a late check-out earlier in the week. The company hosting the meetings my husband went to told him they'd had the same issue with the hotel in the past when they requested late check-outs for spouses attending with their spouse. In addition, in-room amenities are missing. No coffee maker is available nor is there one you can get from the front desk. They keep carafes of coffee and ”hot” water in the lobby. The water was lukewarm at best and the coffee was the worst I've ever had. It looked and tasted as if it had been sitting in the carafe since the day before. No closet to hang clothes in the room nor drawers to put anything in. They have storage under the bed and some pegs on the wall to hang things as well as hangars above the refrigerator that are too short to put much on. Our bathroom door wouldn't stay open so we had to block it open with the Kleenex holder. The small working area is next to the register for the heating/cooling so either warm or cold air blows on you while you are working. We saw very few guests staying at this location. Maybe if they kept their customers in mind, they would have more business. I hope my husband's company picks a different location for future stays.

Convenient transportation, next to the two supermarkets, eating and placing is also very convenient, the most important thing is to drive the company as long as 5 minutes. There is a Korean restaurant opposite the hotel. The Chinese are open. The taste is very authentic. I like it. I will stay here next time I go abroad.

The size of the room and the offered amenities within it (stove, fridge, kitchen towels, etc) were wonderful. However, the couch cushions had debris and dog hair on them. In the corners and along the baseboards in the room and in the hallway, there was debris and dust. When you allow dogs to stay at your hotel or have made renovations, you have to increase the cleaning effort. And there waa staff assigned to the front desk; however if the staff had to step away, there was no way to alert them of your presence. Not even a simple bell. The staff was extremely friendly, I just needed to figure out how to let them know that I arrived abd required assistance.

This is my new favorite hotel in every city I go for business. Rooms have everything you need. Bathrooms are brand new and perfectly clean. Beds are super comfortable.

I have been staying here at Red Roof Inn in Warren on 696 and Dept for an extended amount of time. Clean rooms and friendly and understanding staff, front desk is also very helpful and friendly. Would recommend for anyone that needs extended stay or just for travel