The first night we had room 118 and the second night room 221.
The first nights room,118, was okay. Looked good on the surface but UNDER THE BED,, found used shot bottles of vodka and a used bottle of 7up. Also a few jellybean looking items. Thought that was really sad. Two of the lights didn't work. I informed the front desk about what we had found but the room did seem clean other than not looking under the bed plus when we were ready to leave we left them a note regarding what we found. I would still give an overall score of a low four.
They do allow pets, have a pool, and give a few items for breakfast.
After another day in Billings Montana we decided to spend another night so after checking the rates we decided to give the Baymont another stay.
Checked in and got room 221. The first thing we did was to check under the beds. NICE, BASE BOARDS AROUND THE BEDS!!! Nothing could get under the bed. Super nice room.This night would score a heavy 5 to higher. Even the windows were cleaned in this room.
Now if you're keeping score a heavy 5 and a 4 would average close to a ten divided by two would be a Five you'd think. So why the lower score? Let me explain.
Morning came and the wife went to see what was for breakfast while I stayed in the room with our rabbit dachshund. When she got back to the room Willow slipped out of the room and the door was closed. We looked around for Willow and noticed she had slipped out of the room. We both started hunting for her and calling her name. A lady with a corgi said she saw her on the first floor. I ran to the first floor calling for her. The wife went to the front desk and asked if they had seen her and they said they hadn't seen her but would let us know if they do. She then went outside to look. I got to the first floor and called for Willow and a housekeeper hurriedly went into a room and lightly closed the door. I called for Willow again and heard a dog that sounded like her bark from behind the door across from the room where the housekeeper went into. So I opened his door and said, "Excuse me, but have you seen a little wire haired dachshund on this floor?" He looked shocked, paused, and pointed and said, "Out there?"quietly. So I called Willow's name again and she barked and whined from across the hall. I knew for sure that it was her. I informed the housekeeper that Willow was ours. He paused again and then said, " in there?" and pointed at the locked room 113. I said, "The door is locked can you please let her out?" He paused again then slowly went to the door and slowly swiped the key card, Cracked the door open and Willow ran out and jumped up on my leg. The housekeeper hastily went back into the other room and disappeared.
Does that sound a little funny to you. It sure did to the front desk and the Housekeepers on our floor.
For this housekeepers actions and the thought that he could be hiding Willow from us to possibly steal her we had to drop the score down to a ONE. Doing the math average for the two rooms a low 5 and this housekeepers actions getting a 1 that equals our total score to a THREE.
From our two day stay we would go back but we'd request floor two or three as long as the housekeeper from floor one wasn't working those other floors. And keep a closer eye on anything that means much to you. The front desk person and the Housekeepers from floor two were also helping us look for Willow and the others and the room will have us coming back. Next time I hope we can keep this Baymont at a solid FIVE.