By travelgal1960 at Citysearch June 21, 2011
Bathrooms tiny. Carpets dirty. A/C units blow stanky air. Missing screens. No security on entrances. Garbage piled up outside door. Pets barking; by the way any room is a pet room if they get money for it. Unresponsive to safety concerns like the security door and slippery tubs, teetering heavy safes not connected (or operational) to stand or wall. Dated 'art' and bedding/curtains. Spoiled milk served in a sour thermos on breakfast bar. Commented to both onsite management and Wyndham hotels, and Wyndham basically gave us the address of the Travelodge and told us to contact the owner. This is disconcerting as I have worked for a Carlson Company responding to guest comments and concerns. I always made it right with the guest. We will never go back, nor will we ever recommend this property to anyone, friend or foe. ...read more
By batgirl3341 at Citysearch March 08, 2008
this place was so small!! the front desk person had no clue were anything was even in SHAKOPEE!!! the toilet was practically on top of the shower. and it was dark and dingy. i would never stay there again. next time ill try American inn next door.. ...read more
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