Oak Tree Inn — Hotel in Green River

I have to stay here 2 to 3 times a week for work the carpets need washing 2 of the 4 buildings are not supplied with amenities such as shampoo or conditioner I've never in 4 years seen any of the maids ever clean the blankets or take them out of the rooms neither has any of my co workers just sheets and such are cleaned the food at the diner gives me food poisoning 50% of the time I eat there. I've had urine stains on my beds several times I've had blood on my pillows and pillow cases some of the rooms have sheets that are so old and worn that they are see through the wifi is horrible and some days does not even work. the air conditioner and heater either work too well or dont work at all and they are very very loud if its hot and you need it on you wont be able to sleep because of the noise it makes, same for too cold. The pillows are hard and flat obviously very used. The beds are crushed in the center as if the springs are broken in some of the rooms, I've never seen any of the maids wash the coffee pots with dish soap or sanitizer just swishing water around...

Woke at 6am to, what sounded like kids jumping off the bed, running and bouncing around on the room above. Finally called the desk at 9:30 since it was continuous. First was told it was housekeeping. I said not at 6 in the morning. Then was told a new roof was being installed. Not on a Saturday at 6 in the morning, with it raining hard outside. (When we left, there was nothing on the roof, either!) She said she would call the room, then. Called the front desk again at 10 when noise continued, and said no one answered the phone. When I checked out she first said they just checked out and then said the room was vacant and it had to be roofers. Some one had either friends or relatives in the room because the computer would have shown the room vacant when I first called and complained. No one likes being woke up to loud, continuous noises at 6 in the morning and then being given a list of...

I was checking in for the night when I looked over to the left and saw a basket of pieces of paper with the wifi code on them. I picked one up and made mention of it to my traveling companion in a voice loud enough for the manager to hear. The manager let me walk away with the belief that the wifi actually worked. After spending about 15 minutes trying to log in using two different devices I called the manager to inquire about the wifi. She said that the outage was reported to the cable company yesterday. So, screw this hotel. If they can't be upfront and honest, then I say stay...