Studio 6 Extended Stay - Greensboro, NC

Even though we had reservations, we were told they could not give us our room because that is what corporate told them. HAHA What A Joke Right?????? I will admit one thing, this was a first for me and not a good one. So we had to find another hotel and overpay since this was during the Furniture Market and very busy.

The room itself needed improvement. There were holes in the room, the bathtub was broken, and the sink was not as clean as it could have been. The air conditioning was too cold, but the controller did not work properly. The only amenity provided was a bar of soap. I went to Walmart to buy all the necessary amenities. The towels also looked old and felt dirty. Overall, the location was good, but the room quality and cleanliness were disappointing. If you are only looking for a place to sleep and do not plan to spend minimum time in the room and hotel area, it may be acceptable.

Overall, the location, transportation access, and kitchen facilities were good, especially for a longer stay. However, the room quality, cleanliness, and amenities were disappointing. If you are only looking for a place to sleep and do not plan to spend much time in the room, it may be acceptable.

Our stay at Studio 6 Greensboro NC on Veasley Street was the worst lodging experience I have ever had.

We booked through Booking.com for a youth basketball tournament weekend for a group of six. I clearly noted a late check-in due to the tournament schedule. Despite this, the property stated they did not receive the message and canceled our reservation prior to arrival. After an all-day tournament and with the area fully booked due to a major High Point furniture show, we had no reasonable alternative lodging. Another coach in our group also had their reservation canceled under similar circumstances.

After arriving, staff attempted to accommodate us, but the rooms provided were not what we originally reserved. We booked rooms with queen or double queen beds and sofa sleepers. We were told the sofa units had been removed from all rooms. Instead, we were given downgraded rooms with single beds. Although in the same building cluster, the rooms were separated by different floors and opposite ends of the building, which created additional concern for supervision and safety of our teenage athletes.

The condition of the rooms was unacceptable:

No bathroom doors or closet doors
Extensive damage and holes throughout drywall surfaces
Multiple non-functioning lights and missing fixtures
Rooms appeared partially unprepared, including missing pillows (only pillowcases present)
Mattresses and box springs were visibly stained and unclean
Sheets and shower curtains showed burn marks
Strong, persistent smoke odor throughout both rooms in what was listed as a non-smoking property

For safety and comfort, our teenage athletes refused to use the showers. We had to locate an alternative facility the following morning just to prepare for the next day’s tournament schedule.

Additional concerns included:

The advertised pool was completely non-operational and appeared abandoned, with visible vegetation growing through the cover
Another member of our group observed severe window damage

Trash everywhere too many people sleeping around the property. Didn’t feel safe at all.

Air wasn’t working ,but they gave me a fan

Everything

Everything

It was a lot of people sitting outside the door. The rooms was not up to clean had a bad odor.

It looks run down like it’s falling apart avoid at all costs