We stayed one night as a stopover en route to Kentucky. The price was low and the room was OK; definitely nothing special. It was clean, fairly small; the A/C unit made a lot of noise. The setting is an unappealing strip of fast food places, other roadside hotel chains, etc. I really disliked the pillows; way too high and... more

After our last stay at a Red Roof, we weren't sure if this was the place we wanted to stay in Huntington. We almost considered the Super 8, but we were low on funds this week. I'm really glad that it happened that way! This Red Roof really shows that the chain's high standards are on a comeback! We stayed... more

Red Roof has been aggressively updating its hotels nationwide, and it's about time - a LOT of the franchise owners seemed to be just coasting, not knowing or caring whether people enjoyed their stay or even came back. This Red Roof has always been a notch above that attitude, but it was starting to look pretty tired. Now that most... more

While not brand-new nor featuring big food spreads or many ancillary features, the Huntington Red Roof was clean, neat, and quiet... all that I asked for during a one-night stay. Kudos for generous check-in/checkout periods (1 pm/noon). Had a second-floor "executive king" (king bed with shelving/narrow desk against wall) for $60. Sink/counter outside tub/toilet area, a plus for many. A... more

A place that represents true value, for $40 dollars, you won't find better service. The staff was beyond polite, they helped me with great politiness when I locked myself out of my room. I wouldn't recommend if you plan on vacationing, but their isn't a better place in Huntington for a one or two night stay. more