Valley Lodge - Selinsgrove

Ok. Now, I'm a 23 year old guy and I just needed a place to stay for 1 night because I had a race in the area the next morning. This place was the cheapest, and I'm not picky so I ignored the other reviews and stayed here. I thought to myself- how bad could it be? Do not make the same mistake as me. First of all, it's not obvious from the picture, […] but this is not your standard hotel or motel. It appears to be a modified office building that someone tried to make into a hotel. It feels strange walking in, like you're in the wrong place. After checking in at the desk, the manager walked us to our room, down like a little hallway. The room was the smallest hotel room I have ever seen. It was about 9ft. by 9 ft. The bathroom was attached to the room and was only a few feet wide. My knees hit the door when I sat down. The bathroom also had a second door which opened up into the hallway we had just come from. It did have a lock, which I locked. There were no towels, no soap, no shampoo. The room itself was barely wide enough for the bed. They did allow me to bring my bicycle inside after discussing it with the manager. The room had no climate control or thermostat. There was a second door in the room which led to the back alley of the area. I amde sure that was locked too. There was a small 10" television, which I did not use. The bed was uncomfortable. When we pulled back the comforter there were yellow stains on it. Moths literally flew out of the bed as we got on. The pillows were awful. One was like a plastic hard pillow that crunched when you lay on it. The other was a piece of foam with a pillow case. If you decide to go here, bring your own pillows, towels, sheets, etc. The entire building smelled like a mix of Indian cooking and cigarettes which wafted into the room. The room is kind of central ot the whole building with a large gap under the door, so you can smell and hear (more on that in a minute) everything going on in the rest of the building. All of thi Read more