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I booked this property on Priceline after reading some ok reviews. My son and I were traveling through after driving 10 hours from Alabama after picking him up from his Army Base to bring him home. We didn't get in until 12 and we were tired and weary. This was cheap and had some okay reviews so I figured for just a place to sleep for a few hours it'd be okay. Mind you, I'm not a fancy, picky or highfalutin traveler normally and I'm usually totally fine with ”budget” places. This hotel was so dirty and gross! Our fan made not normal noises all night, it was CAKED with dirt/dust, our beds had stains and spots on the bedding, one of the lights on the nightstand had a broken cover. The hallways were filthy with peeling wallpaper. I did NOT get a good night sleep and we got up super early just to get out of there. I would NEVER recommend this place to anyone!

Located in the small town of Paducah, in the heart of the United States, near the river on the Mississippi River, the hotel is overlooked by the Ohio River. The hotel is located in Kentucky, across the river from Illinois. The hotel is very clean and the town is quiet and suitable for rest. The only thing that is not very convenient is that there is no place to shop or eat near the hotel, and the food at the hotel is very simple.

I will start by saying all the employees we encountered from the front desk to those working the dinner and breakfast were very friendly and attentive. The food was very good and plentiful and I can’t complain about $1 draft beers. However, the 3 negatives outweigh all of that. It was easy to see why the hotel was under renovation. It is long overdue. Many places the carpet was threadbare or gone. We were there on Super Bowl Sunday and hoped to spend the evening watching the game in the room (all seats in the reception area were taken). While we were eating an employee came around and gave us a $10 off a future stay as an apology for the TV problem. We hadn’t had our tv on yet so wasn’t sure what she meant. Well, when we got back, we quickly found out. There was no signal for the tv. I even tried streaming the game and the wifi was non existent. We now knew why the reception area was full, no one could get the game in their rooms. I’m sorry, but offering me $10 off a future visit doesn’t cut it. Why would I come back to a hotel with no tv and no wifi. I’m just glad I kept checking rates so I was able to get it down from the $120 I booked at to $100. I still overpaid. This review is for the Drury Inn Paducah and not the Drury Inn & Suites in Paducah. If I need to stay again in Paducah I will pay the extra $20 to stay at the Drury Suites.