Anderson Inn, Anderson, Indiana

“Beg bugs ruined my stay.”

I was bitten by so many bed bugs that I won’t be staying there again anytime soon.

Jacob·2 months ago

“Poor Poor and Poor wouldn’t recommend unless you want jankieville usa w a sprinkle of drugies and mold”

The location is convenient from the highway on and off ramp. As a travel healthcare worker I just needed a clean, safe place to crash after a shift that’s cost‑effective. The staff struggled with online reservations, their English was broken, the rooms were dated, the bathrooms had dry rot, each room smelled horribly of cigarettes, the AC units sounded like helicopters, and other guests seemed more like tenants who were clearly on drugs or drunk—multiple people were seen doing the zombie nods outside their doors. The bedding was odd, with unicorns and rainbows for Christmas, but it had cigarette holes. I splurged for the travel in. In Daleville it isn’t the Four Seasons, but I highly recommend it for value and cleanliness.

Alicia·2 months ago

“Price reflects condition of the premises.”

The restaurants nearby were good.

John·3 months ago

The place was very nice and clean, and the staff were very friendly. For a pet‑friendly motel in Anderson the pet deposit was more than the booking of the room—ridiculous. I needed to stay longer but unfortunately had to board my ESA somewhere else.

Seybert·3 months ago

“I had a place to sleep and hold my belongings until time to return to home base.”

The price was appropriate for the dated, aged furnishings, and the location was good for where I needed to be. I didn’t get breakfast and had no idea where it was. The security lock on the door was missing. I thought it was supposed to have a queen bed, but it was actually a full‑sized mattress wrapped in queen‑size sheets. The shower head dripped after the shower, so I left the curtains open. I came back at the end of the day to find water puddled on the floor near the shower stall.

Judy·3 months ago