InTown Suites Extended Stay North Charleston SC Airport

My husband and I stayed here for an extended business trip. They do have roaches. They don't have clean sheets. The showers are gross. The bed was broken and had stains. The floor had stains that looked like blood. We wore socks the whole time, even while sleeping. Bring extra clothes. You'll need them to use as a pillow. We used our own towels and clothing as pillows. The mattress was disgusting, hard, and stained. The door was broken. Yes. It was broken. You could see right through it. And with a little shove, the door could be opened. I used a chair to lean against the door. We gave advance notice of when we were leaving and we never received a refund. I never pushed the issue because it was a blessing just to be gone of this place. Don't get me started on the noises. I could handle the planes from the military base near by, but the walls are paper thin. After working a 14 hour shift, the last thing you want to hear is your neighbor making a loud drug transaction with a dude named Billy who works in a bail bonds office. And your other neighbor partying all hours of the day.

Newly renovated rooms look old to be so new. Rusty refrigerator, moldy shower head, rusty pipes and vents, hair everywhere, counter tops and tub dirty, and last but not least killed a few roaches and bed bugs. Not happy at all.

Stayed at Intown Suites for several months the property well maintained rooms very clean newly remodeled Chris the mgr on top of his game Every problem addressed in timely matter 5 star property Would stay there anytime right by the Outlet Mall and many great restaurants

I have been staying here for a few weeks on business . It is older hotel but worth the money for short stay. The NEw manager has been doing much improvement around the hotel with better standard of cleaning, staff, and much needed improvements. This is the only place I have stayed were they have a person walking around at night doing rounds keeping the residents safe. They enforce the rules to keep all the trash (druggies) out. When I come back to town for business I will come back here.

InTown Suites' unofficial motto seems to be "We do [whatever] to keep our prices low." At this location, they seem to keep prices low by not maintaining the property in any way. In my room, the toilet leaked, the handle kept falling off the tap in the shower, one of the stove burners barely worked, the carpet wasn't particularly clean, and someone had intentionally installed the wrong striker plate on the door for the lock (it wasn't just shifted--it blocked half the deadbolt!), leading to a non-functional deadbolt. The security catch wasn't much better--it was held on by one screw and would definitely have popped out had anyone tried to force the door. Free internet is worth what you pay for it--it's about dialup speed. My room came with a cockroach trap in the kitchen, so I got to check out what kind of bugs live with me--surprisingly there wasn't much on the trap, but the plastic-covered pillows and mattress lead me to believe this location has had serious insect problems. Whatever bit me while I was sleeping also leads me in that direction. They don't look like bed bug bites, but given that my toes got bitten it must have happened while I was in bed. I've gotten fewer bug bites spending the night in the woods in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. This location also has no non-smoking rooms (despite the "no smoking" signs on the doors, which evidently cost too much to remove--the manager actually told me this) and seems to be popular with chain smokers. Lovely. Most of the other guests seemed to be construction workers from neighboring states. They all seemed fine to me. I didn't see any evidence of prostitution or drug dealing, but I did see the North Charleston PD swing through the parking lot on patrol on a very regular basis. The hotel's target market definitely includes people who've gotten evicted from their apartments, and the "rule book" they give you at check-in is pretty funny. No walking around shirtless, no drinking in the parking lot, no leaving kids alone in the room, no guns (this is literally the only hotel I've stayed at that has *ever* had that policy, and I'm sure it's ignored--I did), etc. It would suck to be stuck here for a monthly rent that would actually get you two one-bedroom apartments or an entire house in this part of town. On the plus side, I stayed here for my first week of a new job while looking for a 'real' place to live. Staying here meant I was VERY motivated to find a place. Also, it's across the street from an outlet mall and within ~3 blocks of a Walmart and all manner of places to get a cheap meal (Chick-Fil-A, Panda Express, Panera, Cici's Pizza, etc.). The short version: this hotel is falling apart at the seams. Unless this is literally all you can afford, stay elsewhere. I'll sleep in my car before I spend another week here.