The Covered Bridge Inn

Over all my stay was good. I had no issues

Great location and the room is spacious

The room smelled, my key didn't work so I got moved to another room, "breakfast" was pitiful. Just a horrible stay

Well, it definitely is a motel. We drove in and immediately saw shopping carts in a pile in the corner of the parking lot. There was shrubbery all over. Cracks in the parking lot. The lobby isn't clearly marked and you have to drive toward the back of the parking lot before you see it (side entrance). The staff wasn't out front so you had to hit a doorbell. They answer and tell you to take your key card from a "lockbox" which is open and your key cards are sitting there out in the open. They said "okay, you're good" without checking ID or credit card. There weren't great markings where to go to find the room. The hallways smelled like a mix of old cigarettes, ****, and incense. The room did seem pretty clean despite all of that. I could tell they took care of the rooms. There was a hidden hole in the room of the floor underneath the carpet, though, that would have been easy to trip over. All said, I still got a decent night sleep but probably wouldn't stay there again.

The staff was friendly, when we first arrived the room we were put into smelled of fish, tv didn’t work , and AC didn’t work. They moved us to a ground level unit. Unfortunately the first floor seems to be housing tenants with odd behaviors. The hallway smelled of cigarettes. And out side both entrance “tenants” would hang out with other tenants and cause a commotion. The second room had mold on the beds headboards and the windows did not latch properly. The carpet felt wet and we did not walk barefoot the entire time we stayed there. Definitely not a place you would want to have your kids at or go to for a romantic weekend.

No. We chose to not even stay, and we have stayed some sketchy places. It was dirty and felt very unsafe. I would not recommend this place to anyone.

I've stayed t the Covered Bridge a few years ago and had a good experience -- but it seems to be in a downward spiral now. There were multiple spots of Black Mold on the bathroom ceiling and cockroaches running around in the bathroom. There was one stained and worn chair in the room and two damaged lamps. It seems like much or most of the Covered Wagon's current business is providing shelter to unhoused individuals. This is not a problem in and of itself if they maintained the facility in a professional way. When I arrived there were abandoned Hannaford shopping carts by the exit doors. There were unmoved two days later. There are also sliding first floor windows with cut screens propped closed by canes and what looked like the kind of window security device sold in Wal-Mart. The halls smelled heavily of odor-covering fragrance, and the continental breakfast was dismal, with scant choices served in what seemed like a small maintenance room. The few cars in the parking lot seemed local and lived in. I felt really bad for these folks who have to live in this depressing mess long term. Many of them had disabilities. They seemed to be treated as storage items rather than patrons.On the positive side, my bed and bedding seemed clean, the pillows and bed were comfortable and the floor was vacuumed. I was there for two nights due to a power outage at the hotel where I was booked to stay. Also, I was blessed with not having to eat their "breakfast."

This is not the place to take your family. There seemed to be many unsavory characters living there. Very run down. I would never go back or recommend. There is a reason the price is so low.

Druggies in the parking lot, smelly and dirty, very worn... we left without a refund