Red Roof Inn hotels in Southwestern Indiana, United States of America

"OUTSTANDING STAFF FOOD EVERYTHING"

"Sausage links were cold at breakfast."

"Great location! Will make sure to ask for a ribet view next time. "

"Nothing fancy, but the staff was friendly and the beds were comfortable! I would stay here again."

"Convenient Location. Friendly staff!"

"Great property. Very clean and comfortable. Excellent price! I’m only staying here next trip to Evansville."

"The front desk staff was wonderful. Kind and helpful. Enrtyway of property is nice. The first room i was put in was terrible. Carpet severely stained, and frayed, wall patched and not psinted, furniture beat up, shower wall cracked. Ican deal with a well used room if its clean but this room was one you give to a terrible customer. The second roo. Wss in much better condition. I get you cant renovate every room at once but there should be a point that a room is removed from service until it can be done."

"Cute! Older hotel but so worth a stay, the elves in the lobby transport you to a time of yesteryear, my kids (15 and 11) loved it. "

"The Baymont is a great property. We especially liked the breakfast options and our room. Our only issue was the pool area — there is an “exit” door in the pool area to a smoking area outside. The door itself slams shut every time someone goes through the door, so hard, that I was waiting for the glass on the door to break. It is in indoor pool so the slam echoed very loudly. It was extremely bothersome. One night, I was in the pool area near the door for about an hour and a half, and that door must have slammed shut 2-3 dozen times! I called the front desk the next day and asked if they could fix the closing mechanism so the door would not continue to slam. She said they would have it looked at asap, but by the time we left (days later), it still hadn’t been fixed (and they have a maintenance person who lives onsite). Also, I let the front desk person know that marijuana was also being smoked outside that back door (which is illegal in Indiana), but she didn’t seem to care much. "