Sioux City Inn Sioux City IA Sergeant Bluff

I personally don't agree with the 3 PM check in time. Accommodate your customers needs. Regardless of policy, customer satisfaction is your number 1 goal.

The location of the establishment was close to job site.

The customer service

Really good hotel to rest. It is cheap and nice

well below expectations

upgrades appeared to be in progress

The beds were very comfy!! Staff was very accommodating. Could use an upgrade on linens but they were clean. We had people above us which was quite noisy. We had our service dog with us and it was very convenient to him as well.

The linens and just the little things that weren't deal breakers but help to have. Like cups in the room and ice. Id stay again for sure.

Friendly staff

Needs to be cleaned better, updated.

Breakfast was small but duable.just coffee and toast.

Complete lack of staff make it hard for the manager to keep up.

Our room the frame looked as if the door was kicked open

The staff was friendly, though seemed confused as to why I was a little concerned about some of the issues I encountered. Nonetheless, the front desk woman was helpful, as was her coworker who helped me find my room.

There's a colorful array of things to choose from! Let's start with the things the place can easily control and move outward from there. I mentioned in the things that I liked that the staff was quite friendly in helping me locate my room. That's because there was no number on it, and the door to the room was wide open when I got to it. The room definitely hadn't been cleaned: There was some horrifying... stuff... in the sink, the shower was dirty, there was no toilet paper, and the trash bin hadn't been emptied. I *think* the sheets were clean, though all the layers had been laid flat on the bed without being tucked in. I checked for bedbugs - I think I'm safe. Except for one lamp, the lights all ran daylight temp lighting, adding to the horror movie feel. Moving outward from there, I straight up worried I was gonna wake up in an ice bath missing a kidney. The door frame had definitely been forced at some point and kinda repaired - though it took me almost breaking it again to get into my room. A light fixture hung from the ceiling near my door, odd linens hung about either the guest or staff laundry area, which worryingly smelled like cat urine. I saw two other guests there at one point, casting me furtive glances as they hurried away. The motel itself is situated in an industrial area, at the end of a lonely, spooky road beyond a railroad track. Of course, it was also dirt cheap. Most of these things are what I'd call value-added features for the price. Any place below $100 these days should rightly be a little terrifying. The only things I would expect different would be a clean, secure room, with warm temperature lighting.

Manager on duty was friendly

Garbage under the beds. Headboards broken. Bathroom not clean. Coffee pot crusty. Ice machine broken. No breakfast as was promised