Budget Motel

An OK place to stay when necessary. Not a true motel, but inexpensive lodging for a week or longer. Services are limited, but the price is affordable. Management is very responsive.

Clean and retro charming and everything worked. The other reviews are from the same year I stayed there (it came up on my Facebook memories) and my memory of this place is a good one! The owner was great! No coffee/tea maker in the room but he lent us a hot kettle. I have a fond memory of him riding his little girl's bike with her in the yard. I can't understand the terrible reviews. People expect everything to be like Las Vegas now!

Very poor rooming service, owner would not fix things that where wrong with room from the time I arrived. Room was almost uninhabitable, definitely concerned from a health perspective. Rooms where not in safe conditions with constant leaking water in bathroom. Wholes in almost every wall. Place needs to be entirely restored in order to be operable, would not recommend anyone to stay until it is restored.

It's quite the budget motel, but it's not all that bad. You get what you pay for and this place is very affordable. Our room was very clean and spacious. The beds weren't all that comfortable, but then we're spoiled by having memory foam mattresses at home. The owner is very friendly and helpful. The room had a huge flat-screen TV with loads of channels, a microwave, and a mini-fridge. There was no phone. It was very quiet during the night due to its country setting. All in all, it was a pleasant stay except for the hardness of the beds.

Old fashioned but clean. Right out of the fifties. Very good prices. Not for snobs or people who must have new and shiny. Super nice owner. Lent me an electric kettle for my tea. I always notice the toilet paper and happily, this was not "the world's cheapest toilet paper" like some pricier chains give you!