Red Carpet Inn & Suites Plymouth, NH — Hotel in Plymouth

Unless you potentially want to catch covid, or get cancer from second hand smoke from other guests stay away. READ ME.|Ever since the day we stayed here, my phone number has been victim of 20 spam calls a day and my email address has also filled up with scam and spam emails. Don't trust them with your card information, or any information.|I have contacted the health officer & the deputy health officer for the area, and other syate officials regarding the sanitation and safety of this property.|When we arrived to our room the perfume smell was so intense that it gave me a migraine. Come to find out it was air freshener to try to cover up the INTENSE cigarette smell from a room that hadn't been cleaned from the previous guest.|The bed sheets weren't clean, and someone with a lot of body hair had slept in it. Instead of changing the sheets they just made the bed up.|The bathroom was disgusting, pee all over the toilet and floor, hair all through the sink, soap scum in the sink and dirty towels. The floors were filthy.|The freezer had mold all through it.|They brought someone up to "clean" the bathroom and he just used toilet paper to try to scoop out the hair from the sink. At that point, I asked for a different room that was clean.|The next room was better than the first but definitely hadn't seen disinfectant in a very long time. It was late, we were exhausted, so I cleaned up the room the best I could and we tried to sleep.|There was an air quality warning because of the wild fires making the air hard enough to breathe on top of the cigarette smoking that was clearly going on in the building. Our AC unit stopped working in the middle of the night and in order to have a new room so we could breathe... I WOULD HAVE TO CLEAN IT. We were offered our original room back that still hadn't been cleaned. I'm not sleeping in sheets that someone else has slept in, that's disgusting and the AC unit hardly worked in that room.|I was made to feel like a Karen who simply didn't like my room, and I tried to give them a chance. It's not that we didn't like it, I couldn't breathe!|The place advertised breakfast which due to "covid regulations" they didn't have. The pictures on Google aren't even close to accurate.|The motel also has trash and old furniture around the dumpster which attracts BEARS. Including a mama and her cubs. The motel does NOTHING to secure their trash to keep the bears out because "they aren't hurting anything." I'm no bear expert, but a mother bear will protect her babies at all costs and eventually WILL hurt someone.|The people on section 8 weren't bad, they are actually really nice people.|When I asked for a refund on the second night that we couldn't stay there, so I could find a clean place so I could breathe I was told no. After we left I was sick for almost a week.|We saw "housekeeping " make up dirty beds. How is this...

Unless you potentially want to catch covid, or get cancer from second hand smoke from other guests stay away. READ ME.|Ever since the day we stayed here, my phone number has been victim of 20 spam calls a day and my email address has also filled up with scam and spam emails. Don't trust them with your card information, or any information.|I have contacted the health officer & the deputy health officer for the area, and other syate officials regarding the sanitation and safety of this property.|When we arrived to our room the perfume smell was so intense that it gave me a migraine. Come to find out it was air freshener to try to cover up the INTENSE cigarette smell from a room that hadn't been cleaned from the previous guest.|The bed sheets weren't clean, and someone with a lot of body hair had slept in it. Instead of changing the sheets they just made the bed up.|The bathroom was disgusting, pee all over the toilet and floor, hair all through the sink, soap scum in the sink and dirty towels. The floors were filthy.|The freezer had mold all through it.|They brought someone up to "clean" the bathroom and he just used toilet paper to try to scoop out the hair from the sink. At that point, I asked for a different room that was clean.|The next room was better than the first but definitely hadn't seen disinfectant in a very long time. It was late, we were exhausted, so I cleaned up the room the best I could and we tried to sleep.|There was an air quality warning because of the wild fires making the air hard enough to breathe on top of the cigarette smoking that was clearly going on in the building. Our AC unit stopped working in the middle of the night and in order to have a new room so we could breathe... I WOULD HAVE TO CLEAN IT. We were offered our original room back that still hadn't been cleaned. I'm not sleeping in sheets that someone else has slept in, that's disgusting and the AC unit hardly worked in that room.|I was made to feel like a Karen who simply didn't like my room, and I tried to give them a chance. It's not that we didn't like it, I couldn't breathe!|The place advertised breakfast which due to "covid regulations" they didn't have. The pictures on Google aren't even close to accurate.|The motel also has trash and old furniture around the dumpster which attracts BEARS. Including a mama and her cubs. The motel does NOTHING to secure their trash to keep the bears out because "they aren't hurting anything." I'm no bear expert, but a mother bear will protect her babies at all costs and eventually WILL hurt someone.|The people on section 8 weren't bad, they are actually really nice people.|When I asked for a refund on the second night that we couldn't stay there, so I could find a clean place so I could breathe I was told no. After we left I was sick for almost a week.|We saw "housekeeping " make up dirty beds. How is this...

Do not stay here. Do not trust the pictures. The pictures lie. This place is a dump. I never leave bad reviews, but I feel obligated to warn my fellow travelers. I’ve traveled all over the world, and stayed at many places. This place is the worst. The receptionist promised me a refund (two rooms reserved) as the rooms were simply uninhabitable (carpets stained with God-knows-what, broken furniture, sheets weren’t changed…you’d be sure to catch weird diseases if you took your shoes off). It was impossible to get a refund, and we stayed at another hotel. If you can’t find a room anywhere else within 100 miles, my very strong advice is to either stay in your car, or, if you don’t have a car, find one of those portable potties and stay there. It will be cleaner. Edit: We stayed during the spring. I’ll find the confirmation number if you can assist me in getting a refund. Look, if you are new owners, my advice is to post pictures of the renovation process. Get rid of the junk cars out back. Rip out those old dirty carpets and put down flooring you can actually clean. Your location is good, but I felt like I was in a real-life Deliverance movie. I think you have to decide what kind of hotel you want. Do you want a clean, modern hotel charging the going rate, or a rundown shabby dirty place jacking up the prices during the fall? I really hope you are new owners and are committed to making wholesale changes. I did learn a good lesson from The Red Carpet, though. I never book a hotel without cancellation insurance. Not only did I not receive my refund, I had to trapes down the street to another hotel. I’ve stayed all over the world (in some lousy places). Honestly, when I booked in the fall, this was the dirtiest, sketchiest place I’ve ever stayed.

So-change the narrative if you want to be successful. New owners? Put your name and pictures on the website and let people know who you are, and that you are committed to turning your hotel into something you can be proud of. If you really are new owners, I wish you the best. An ambitious owner could turn this place around. Edit: I found the date: 5/26/2023 two rooms: one for 117.92 and the other for 118.96. That’s nearly 250 dollars down the tubes. I’ll add a photo of the transaction.

Edit 7/21/2024 I never got a penny returned. I’m STILL pissed off about this place. Honestly, find a tiny shack out in the woods uninhabited for 100 years. Throw down an old dirty carpet, toss in some junky furniture and an old mattress with dirty sheets, and make sure plenty of weird little bugs are crawling all over the place. Oh, and throw in a couple of junk cars out back and make certain to bring a local sketchy vagrant to sit outside your door. Make sure he’s a smoker.

Stay there for a couple of nights, and you too can enjoy “The Red Carpet Inn Experience” and save yourself 250 bucks.

The nerve of the people...