Super 8 by Wyndham White River Junction

Negatives: No fridge

Negatives: No microwave or fridge

Negatives: No fridge in the room

Negatives: Can't lock the window

Negatives: Shower and bath felt a bit outdated and small. Could do with a refresh.

Negatives: The room was not cleaned since Calvin Coolidge was president. Also our room was not cleaned for our whole stay which was 4 days. If I had counted the cobwebs from my car to room 85, I would have run out of numbers. The shower head was also new when Calvin Coolidge was president, and I am roughly 5 foot 10, and it was like having a pressure washer on my nipples. The status of our bathroom, was honestly just out of a horror movie. To start the shower you had to pull so hard on the faucet that I think I pulled it into New Hampshire. You will know when anyone in the hotel flushes the toilet because you can hear it. If you stay here, there is a Wal-Mart in New Hampshire, where you can get blankets. The TV, was new in 1989, and had nothing close to HD. Be prepared to ask the front for toilet paper if you run out. The walls are a little bit thicker than a few Kleenex’s used to blow your nose. We heard everyone and their conversations. The painting in room 85, had some crayon graffiti on it. Needless to say we cannot provide a review of the sheets because we did not remove the comforter. I can assure you there is a housekeeping staff, as I saw them chain-smoking cigarettes in the seating area behind. Don’t get too excited about the “continental” breakfast, it is eggos, some blueberry muffins and assorted bagels that are basically just a sponge. They have 24/7 coffee, also horrible but it’s coffee.

Negatives: It was filthy, the curtains didn’t go all the way down to the bottom of the window so we had to roll up towels and stuff them in there. The shower head was positioned for “children” the wallpaper was put on so shabbily that it was actually pathetic that anyone who hangs wallpaper would laugh at the application. Guests in front of us were told they could not have soap or regular coffee packets because their supplier hadn’t delivered any in weeks. So I had to go buy soap and shampoo/conditioner. The bathroom door looked like it was going to fall apart at the bottom from mold. It was flaking all over the floor, the trim around the tub was black at the bottom, the toilet intermittently flushed. The ceiling was separating and looked like it had black mold in the grooves, the beds were so badly worn out that the one actually had a divot hole in the center. There was no clock/alarm. The door locks were sketchy at best. The deadbolt did not fit into the deadbolt hole. There were lots of people randomly lurking around outside in the parking lot at all odd hours. We had to go to the front desk and turn a guy in because he was using our air-conditioning unit as a smoking spot. Breakfast was meager at best and at a few minutes before 10 I went in to grab an extra muffin and you would’ve thought that the heavier set black woman was disgusted and didn’t want to give it to me because she was cleaning up and wouldn’t let me get a drink out of the fountain because she had taken the tray off and said she was already cleaning it…It’s too late. The older woman with long gray hair was very pleasant and very agreeable. I will say that. The parking lot was completely full, so we couldn’t really park right outside of our room because it was so full of construction worker vehicles. The first morning we were awakened by construction and people on ladders directly outside of our room at 8 o’clock., banging on things and drilling things. There was no microwave no refrigerator.