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Curious what other Corolla owners experience — after taking a turn and letting go of the wheel, does your steering naturally find its way back to center on its own?

Asking for both directions — turning left and turning right. Does it return the same way from both sides?

Not looking for debate, just genuine experiences from other owners. Appreciate any responses!

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Hey all, looking for some advice on how to handle this.

I recently stayed at the Holiday Inn Express Woodstock, va and had a pretty bad experience. We booked 3 rooms total.

🦠 Room 124: found what appeared to be black mold inside the AC unit. I ended up feeling physically sick and couldn’t breathe through my nose the entire night.

🪳 We reported it and got moved to room 125… which had cockroaches.

🚪 When we brought everything to management/owner’s attention, instead of resolving it, we were told to leave the property.

On top of that, I later found out there was a recent health inspection noting issues like musty/mold-like odors, high humidity, moisture damage, and dirty AC units with debris/insects—so it doesn’t seem like this was a one-off issue.

The hotel only refunded 2 of the 3 rooms, even though the entire stay was affected and we were asked to leave.

My questions:

💸 Should I be pushing for a full refund for all 3 rooms?

🏢 Is it better to go through corporate (IHG) vs. disputing with my credit card? We used Priceline..

📄 Does having documented inspection issues help my case?

📢 Any tips on how to escalate this effectively?

Appreciate any guidance—this is the first time I’ve dealt with something like this.

Hey all, looking for some advice on how to handle this.

I recently stayed at the Holiday Inn Express Woodstock, va and had a pretty bad experience. We booked 3 rooms total.

🦠 Room 124: found what appeared to be black mold inside the AC unit. I ended up feeling physically sick and couldn’t breathe through my nose the entire night.

🪳 We reported it and got moved to room 125… which had cockroaches.

🚪 When we brought everything to management/owner’s attention, instead of resolving it, we were told to leave the property.

On top of that, I later found out there was a recent health inspection noting issues like musty/mold-like odors, high humidity, moisture damage, and dirty AC units with debris/insects—so it doesn’t seem like this was a one-off issue.

The hotel only refunded 2 of the 3 rooms, even though the entire stay was affected and we were asked to leave.

My questions:

💸 Should I be pushing for a full refund for all 3 rooms?

🏢 Is it better to go through corporate (IHG) vs. disputing with my credit card? We used Priceline..

📄 Does having documented inspection issues help my case?

📢 Any tips on how to escalate this effectively?

Appreciate any guidance—this is the first time I’ve dealt with something like this.

⚠️ Got sick + mold/pests at hotel, only partial refund offered — what are my options?

Hey all, looking for some advice on how to handle this.

I recently stayed at the Holiday Inn Express Woodstock, va and had a pretty bad experience. We booked 3 rooms total.

🦠 Room 124: found what appeared to be black mold inside the AC unit. I ended up feeling physically sick and couldn’t breathe through my nose the entire night.

🪳 We reported it and got moved to room 125… which had cockroaches.

🚪 When we brought everything to management/owner’s attention, instead of resolving it, we were told to leave the property.

On top of that, I later found out there was a recent health inspection noting issues like musty/mold-like odors, high humidity, moisture damage, and dirty AC units with debris/insects—so it doesn’t seem like this was a one-off issue.

The hotel only refunded 2 of the 3 rooms, even though the entire stay was affected and we were asked to leave.

My questions:

💸 Should I be pushing for a full refund for all 3 rooms?

🏢 Is it better to go through corporate (IHG) vs. disputing with my credit card? We used Priceline..

📄 Does having documented inspection issues help my case?

📢 Any tips on how to escalate this effectively?

Appreciate any guidance—this is the first time I’ve dealt with something like this.