Hobbieville 2 Stars Hotels

"The fire alarm went off about 12-20 times in the middle of the night! There was banging and hollering going on half the night and I had to walk through clouds of pot smoke to get in the door when bringing in my luggage. I stayed here because I had a good experience a year before, but this time was much worse. I just wanted a quiet, comfortable place to sleep for the night for our college visit. Nothing fancy, just the basics for an affordable price. The price was much higher than I would normally pay for this level of hotel, but I thought it would be worth it because of my previous experience. It most certainly was not worth it. Not only did I not get any sleep thanks to the noise and fire alarm, but the breakfast had no tongs to pick up any of the food items and there was only a small pitcher of milk for the cereal. The light fixture in the bathroom was completely rusted out and the parking lot verged on feeling unsafe with people sitting in their cars, stsnding by the door smoking pot, and some lady carrying bags around and talking to herself. Overall, a very poor experience."

"This hotel is okay. It is close to IUB dorms when you pick up or drop off your kid at college. Shopping and some restaurants are close. WARNING: You want an upstairs room; the quality and cleanliness are much better on the second floor. I always order a balcony room, to ensure I get a room on the 2nd floor BUT Hotels.com doesn't communicate with Travelodge that a balcony room was booked. I have had to take a photo of my reservation to prove that I paid an additional fee for a balcony room. I have even put in the comments on Hotels.com, but Travelodge doesn't get it. ALSO, don't do check-in through Wyndham. You'll get a text asking you to do so, you'll go through a lot of rigmarole, and it amounts to nothing (other than they collect a lot of your personal information and credit card info). Travelodge won't receive it, and you'll have to go through the process all over again at the hotel. "

"Parking was easy but it it definitely wasn’t secure."