Honeyspot, Stratford

I went on a cross country trip staying at motels all along the way. From the Pacific to the Atlantic this was, by far, THE WORST PLACE I HAVE EVER STAYED. The first thing that hits you is the smell of the hallways - like food rotting in a dead hooker's stomach. Then the garbage that lines the hallways - popcorn littered, a thrown out air conditioner etc. Then I get to my room and find that the counters are sticky and have stale rice and chinese food stuck on them. I found a dime bag of godonlyknowswhat kind of drug residue was inside -- crack? I don't know. Then my bed... my bed was COVERED in hair! Yes, human hair --- it looked like the last person shaved their body hair in the bed and little nubs were all over the bed. After spotting a rat or a large cockroach I decided to leave. When I went to the front counter, I spotted police leaving (hmm... I wonder why), and when I asked for my $70 back, they refused. When I asked for new bed sheets, they REFUSED! After arguing for a while, I was resolved to take the sheets off my bed and just suck it up -- there is nowhere around for miles and it was the middle of the night. DO NOT STAY IN THIS GOD FORBIDDEN, CRACK-RIDDEN, ROACH INFESTED OBLIVION!!

Kind of reminds me of NYC 42nd street in the early 80's. I never really knew how much of a crack epidemic this country really has but when you come to this motel...it's all in the open and just letting it all hang out. It's interesting to see if, for no other reason , just to say that you've been there and experienced it firsthand. After New York was cleaned up I really have no reason to go there anymore, sorry but to me it’s BORING. So, I would have to say, get all the seediness you can handle here BEFORE it’s GONE...from gorgeous prostitutes getting ice to cool their genitals amongst the linen hanging in the windows to cracked out dudes next to the dumpster getting’ their Blast on you HAVE to give them their props for not toning it down...just in your face, no holds barred crackdom. Now, to be fair, the good parts of the motel. They have hot water in the showers, the king sized bed I was on was TO DIE FOR...free x-rated movies and I found out that it is also a free, "Hotspot". I paid 60.00 and you can do better for price at the Mayflower in Milford...but...when I went in the winter...THERE WAS NO HEAT and I was too decrapidated to even go to the front desk to tell them to turn it on, Bottom line is no matter where you go...at this price level...you’re going to have to deal with idiosyncrasies.

well were should i start first off they lie its like 70 bucks a night the room i was in the light had to stay on 24 hours an they could not fix it the tv kept disconnecting there was no pool charged way too much for the phone dont go here go to holiday inn

IT WAS NOT TOO DIRTY AND IT WAS QUIET AND THE PRICE IS GOOD. THE FRONT DESK SHE WAS A NICE PERSON AS WELL. THE BATHROOM WAS CLEAN AND SO WAS THE SURROUNDING. ALL TOGETHER THE SERVICE WAS GOOD.

Where to start, Smelly, Holes in the walls, people fighting in the hallways over the last crack rock. No food close by, don't leave the motel after dark if you want to go for a walk. Lots of police comming and going (go figure) showers worked....kinda. even the soap was lifted from a holiday inn. just discracefull.

Dirty, smelly, old carpets and run down. Would not use or recommend. What more can I say, cheap but couldn't stay in the room for more than 5 minutes. It really did smell.