Country Hearth Inn & Suites Augusta

The rate was the only thing good about this hotel, the room smelled and the bed was very lumpy. The ad says breakfast buffet but there is no food just coffee and juice which we passed on. Its a very old hotel but is listed on Armed Forces Travel website.

I was forced to check out because of my race it's masters week and they just went up on the room last week from 80 to 100 but when I paid this morning he said now it's 120 I work nights and be in my room which he said I can't come out of I feel like I have been racial profiled after spending thousands of dollars only to be forced on the streets

Oh, where to start with this. I’ll preface this by stating I have previously vowed to never stay at another Wyndham property again. I have had nothing but nightmare stays w/this comp all over the country. Little did I realize when booking, this too is Wyndham. It was not clear on the website. This is most certainly a get what ya pay for property. It’s beat up, outdated, and the cleanliness factor is below par. The pictures on the booking sites don’t show what’s really going on- carfished again. When I checked in, the first thing I noticed was the array of condoms at the front desk. That should have been my 1st red flag to run. But, after a long drive and not being familiar with the area, I stayed. The other big red flag I chose to ignore was the sign in the front door stating, basically, if you die on this property the company isn’t liable. The staff was nice enough, English was a bit rough but, nice. The booking sites also stated this property had a gym; I swear I even saw pictures when I booked- no gym. The room itself was almost tolerable. I can deal w/outdated but dirty, no. There was hair everywhere and the first thing I noticed was the mirror and was kinda terrified with what it could have been all over it, given all the condoms upfront. Sigh. If you don’t like grass, don’t stay here. Everyone who stays seems to be smoking and the ventilation isn’t great- I personally don’t mind, but I’m sure others do. Also, don’t get hyped about breakfast.

I loved this place. It's got that family-owned feel. I'd choose this place over the bigger chain places again for sure. Everyone was really nice, even the cleaning people. It was like I had been adopted by a nice Indian family, and they loved me as their own son, but still respected my boundaries, and encouraged me to follow my dreams.