AmericInn by Wyndham Plover Stevens Point — Hotel in Village of Plover

This past weekend I choose to stay at the AmericInn primarily because it was reasonably priced and conveniently located in the area I was visiting. While I typically don’t stay with this brand due to past experiences, I decided to give it another try after seeing the solid reviews online. Unfortunately, my experience this time was mixed.

The Positives: ✔️The location was excellent — close to restaurants, the highway, and local amenities. ✔️The staff was friendly and accommodating, though there was a bit of a language barrier during check-in. I was initially told my room was ready, but when I arrived, housekeeping was still finishing up. I left and came back later, which wasn’t a big issue. ✔️The breakfast exceeded expectations and was better than many comparable hotels. ✔️The room decor felt modern and updated, which I appreciated.

Areas for Improvement: The bathtub was dirty upon arrival. I had to lay a towel down before showering to avoid standing on the dirt residue. The beds were not very comfortable, making it difficult to sleep soundly. Noise was a major issue. The walls are quite thin, and there was a sports team staying in the rooms next to mine. They were loud late into the night particularly the second night, noise continued until around 2 a.m. They were slamming doors, being obnoxiously loud, and more. Despite being near the front desk, no staff seemed to intervene. It might help to group teams or large parties in a separate area to minimize disruption for other guests. The walls had visible dirt marks, especially near the desk area, which detracted from the otherwise updated feel of the room.

While the AmericInn offered convenience, friendly service, and decent amenities, I think there’s room for improvement in cleanliness, comfort, and noise management. A stricter quiet-hours policy and closer attention to housekeeping details would go a long way. I might consider staying again if those areas...

This past weekend I choose to stay at the AmericInn primarily because it was reasonably priced and conveniently located in the area I was visiting. While I typically don’t stay with this brand due to past experiences, I decided to give it another try after seeing the solid reviews online. Unfortunately, my experience this time was mixed.||The Positives:|✔️The location was excellent — close to restaurants, the highway, and local amenities.|✔️The staff was friendly and accommodating, though there was a bit of a language barrier during check-in. I was initially told my room was ready, but when I arrived, housekeeping was still finishing up. I left and came back later, which wasn’t a big issue.|✔️The breakfast exceeded expectations and was better than many comparable hotels.|✔️The room decor felt modern and updated, which I appreciated.||Areas for Improvement:|1. The bathtub was dirty upon arrival. I had to lay a towel down before showering to avoid standing on the dirt residue.|2. The beds were not very comfortable, making it difficult to sleep soundly.|3. Noise was a major issue. The walls are quite thin, and there was a sports team staying in the rooms next to mine. They were loud late into the night particularly the second night, noise continued until around 2 a.m. They were slamming doors, being obnoxiously loud, and more. Despite being near the front desk, no staff seemed to intervene. It might help to group teams or large parties in a separate area to minimize disruption for other guests.|4. The walls had visible dirt marks, especially near the desk area, which detracted from the otherwise updated feel of the room.||While the AmericInn offered convenience, friendly service, and decent amenities, I think there’s room for improvement in cleanliness, comfort, and noise management. A stricter quiet-hours policy and closer attention to housekeeping details would go a long way. I might consider staying again if those areas...

I paid good money to stay there. Now you want me to spend my time for free, especially given the thibgs that happened there. LOTS of things were crappy. Your time you make money. MY time you want for free. I'm University educated, having the top two medals the institution gave me at commemoration! I've been a top level, very highly successful professional! Given the situations with 3 of your Motels, I can say VERY little good. I am a prolific writer and highly confident of myself. Im NOT bragging but you dont know me so I must let you know things. I consider you my people and would like to help BUT I have value also. There were situations that management did NOT handle nor handle appropriately!! Maybe they think because I am Indian, they could ostracize me whenever given an opportunity. I'm elderly - 71 years old. This is the USA not Bharat!! I'm very well-educated and held upper level management positions. And I'm a good, kind, gentle person and they were walking all over me at your hotels. I dont know why. Plus huge SITUATIONS there. You folks make money! MY is not free. I have value also. If you want my honest and sincere information to help you (which you will NOT regret), I would be happy to connect with the head of this company and contribute. They and you, make money on their time, my time should NOT be free!! I could be very helpful. Until that time, they would not change. Newcomers here and they lack protocol. THIS IS NOT BHARAT. I love my Bharat and some of these folks are putting us down here in the USA!! I was not born and raised in Bharat BUT I hold my Arya religion with great strength - born and raised as such. It's up to you if you want the truth and nothing but the truth. I'm a gentle person as stated, not a fighter but I CAN FIGHT FOR MY RIGHT...