Reids Motel

There is a reason this place is not of brand value and you shouldn't expect it neither. Treat it like you just needed a bed and that's it. No kind of amenities, no pool, buy a fan because no air conditioner. Guest services do the bare minimum so be forewarned of that also. Think of it as your grateful your not sleeping in an unprotected rest area in your car. Very least be happy there is running water for showering. Don't expect a thing and you won't be disappointed 🥰🥰

Wonderful experience. Nice people and no one bothers you.

No air conditioner. We told them it wouldn't work. All they did was loan us a small isolating fan. Wouldn't let us switch rooms or get refund. Says it is hot in the room because we smoke. That's why the air isn't working. All around crappy experience. Will not be back.

Best sleep I had in seven days of motel stays. It was the first night I did not wake up with a neck ache after seven days in Best Westerns. I wanted to take the bed and pillow home. A little on the "in need of maintenance side". It is a small motel, on an old US Highway that was bypassed with the interstate. I am amazed it is in business. Aircon worked just fine. A little musty but I've definitely had worse. While it is worn, it was cleaner than the Best Western I stayed in in San Antonio. The water was hot, the shower had some force, and there wasn't a varmit to be found. We tried all of the other hotels in the area at 2 AM and they were full. The guy at the Days Inn called to see if there was availability. Overall, I would stay there again.

Absolutely aweful, came here from Florida during hurricane Irma, when I first called they said $50. But when we got here it all of a sudden was $84. They had a lot of empty rooms and asked if I wanted a smoking or a non smoking room. I have a very young daughter and asked for non smoking. I was given a smoking room, with an ashtray and burns everywhere, reeked of smoke and they said it wasn't smoking. The rudest people I have ever met especially when facing the fact our home in Florida was in a mandatory evacuation zone.