Market Street Manor Motel

I'm a volunteer art teacher and I find the staff pleasant and serious about the residents & residents are happy

It's temporary housing where you can stay up to 18 to 24 months. It is faith based you pay $850 for rent. They have a program called Project Restoration. It's a program that you start when you come here. All classes are Mandatory, but if you work or have meetings or etc... they will work with you. The people that work here are great. They try their best to help you in anyway they can. We have great volunteers. The Owner himself is awesome. They provide or help you with resources and anything that you may need help with. Each day there is always something new to learn and experience. And their main goal is to work with you to get you back on your feet and help you work towards whatever goals you may have. And also in the process you may find yourself finding the Lord, but that part is up to

From previous reviews and word of mouth. I checked in because it was affordable and the new building Owner and Staff were very pleasant and easy to speak with . The new owners painted the walls, bought furniture and eradicated anything creepy crawly that the old owners ignored. The inside of my room is even better than most of the airport hotels I've stayed at when traveling. Feels clean.

The owners preach about how they are helping people....they know I've been searching for a home, and they have preached that they are very successful helping people with that....but they have not helped me. Isn't that called LYING??? They also know that I am struggling to pay for my room, but they are charging me FULL price...$1,100.00. that's not what I call HELPING PEOPLE. That's such a great financial strain on me and my wife and child. Oh yeah, I found out that they are christians.......FAKE ONES.

This is not the place to go, unless you just been paroled from doing time as a child molester, need a place to be with someone other than your wife, or need a place to do your drugs. My wife and I recently paid for a two week stay, while trying to find another place, after losing our place and all our belongings in the CARR fire. Upon being shown our room, I noticed that there was only a twin bed, no pillows, one sheet, no heating, and no television. After making several complaints about the lack of heating, I took it upon myself to purchase a small heater. When management (Sean) learned that we had a portable heater, he threaten to throw us out if he saw the heater plugged in. Then he claimed that he got reports that we were using drugs, and had guests coming in and out all night. Both f