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OYO is an Indian company with their standards of cleanliness and business practices. If you go, check the room BEFORE registering. Especially the bathroom and bedding. Don't fall for the "deposit" scam. Cash only and they'll find a reason to keep it. In other words, Don't Go.

The exterior made me wonder what were in for. It looked in desperate need of a revamp. The pool was empty. The fence around the pool was being used to dry clothes. The man who checked me in was nice, as was the lady I saw when we were checking out. I think it's run by a couple The room smelled clean. The decor inside was not as shown in photos on ******* and such. Decor usually isn't a drawing factor for me, but what we got wasn't even close to the ad photos. The sheets weren't dirty, yet seemed old and somewhat discoloured. One sheet had a cigarette hole in it. I don't know how the room looked before, but it appeared that they have done some work on the bathroom and around the sink/mirror, so that looked nice. The floors also may have been done recently, so they were also nice except for one area where there was gaps between the floorboards. The beds were well used - saggy, and noisy. One out of three of us slept vaguely well. Luckily, we were only there one night. We chose this place as it was the only one anywhere remotely near to Orlando that had an available room, and it didn't cost an arm and a leg. Prices were super inflated for even cheapie motels, everywhere that weekend/day, and were sold out. (It was Saturday February 18th, and most base prices were well over $250 if they had anything available) Pros: Smelled clean. Nice people. Cons: Mattresses were worn out. Poor sleep. Paid more than the room was worth.