Search Farmstay in Springfield from CA $97

"The manager and staff at the front desk were rude at check in and made us wait in the lobby for ou"

"This has to be the dirtiest hotel I've ever stayed at in my 65 years. I was in town for a big pool tournament and chose this hotel for it's location and price. The lobby was never opened for coffee, breakfast snacks or anything else. I had to pick up a dirty phone at the night time check in window covered by thick bullet proof glass to get an attendant to rekey my room key card for the second day/night. This was at 5pm. Outside had plenty of parking but the sidewalks to the rooms were filthy with sticky dried up liquids you had to manuever around. Tweekers were loitering, talking to themselves and tried to talk to me and ask me for things when i walked past them quicky to access the ice machine. The room was big but very old and dirty. After walking on the carpet bare foot and getting into the shower, streams of dirt washed off the bottoms of my feet. I tried to use towels to walk on. Speaking of towels, I used one but when I saw a speck of dirt or leaf on the other, I opened it on the rack to see scattered dirt on it. The microwave had rust throughout and looked unusable. The toilet had a big yellow shim half wedged by the big rusted bolts but still was very wobbly. There were a bunch of little flying insects in the tub/shower area I had to battle with a wet towel before I could use the shower. Brushing my teeth, I noticed thick clumps of dust/dirt in the corner and the reflection of the sink through the mirror showed a dirty 1inch gap between the counter and the sink."

"Our room was left wide open after room service. Arrived back after dark to a Wide open door "

"Great value for the price. Super nice staff!"

"The hot tub in the room was not functional. Everything else worked as stated in the description. "

"A special place hidden away on the golf course. "

"The cleanliness of the room and the friendly staff."

"Yes"

"Room was in decent condition. Updates are definitely needed."