These hotels are usually very nice. We were looking for a nice hotel to consistently stay in as we visit North Carolina 2-3 times per year. We are not upscale people. Don't need fancy, but want clean and functioning. This hotel was neither. So many issues. Voiced concerns to Amy at the front desk. Little follow-through. She talked with Nichole and refunded $20. No one contacted me like they said they would. Some, but not all of the issues include no knob to turn (luke warm) hot tub on. My husband got a tool from our car to turn it. Jets didn't work. Pool and hot tub dirty. Pool area not locked. Chemical room in pool area not locked. Keys in the chemical room door. A lot of hair in our bathtub. Dirty walls (which wiped off with just a wet washcloth) in our bathroom; finger nail on the floor (full nail, like a press on). Are the rooms not vacuumed? Man that stays at the hotel for work on a regular basis said, "Oh the hot tubs not working AGAIN". Tiffany and Amy at the front desk both said the hot tub works. They don't know the difference between the pump running and the jets not working. Wires hanging out of the fitness room door which was also unlocked. Some of the equipment didn't work; some malfunctioned a lot. TV's didn't work in exercise room. Tiffany told my husband that she didn't think they ever worked. Why have them? We were told that there weren't any maintenance people there and there wouldn't be for the rest of our stay. No maintenance people? The sister hotel was right next door. No maintenance people there that could come over? Hotel was not worth $123.17. The $20 refund is offensive. Amy said John Bush, Assistant Manager, has the authority to do better than the $20. I have been unable to contact John. I'm not looking for a reply from the hotel stating they are sorry we weren't satisfied. I want someone to contact me and rectify the situation and the hotel has my phone and email. Didn't take pictures of the room, but have attached pictures of the fitness door and some from pool area.