Seeker Motel

First 2 nights we paid 45. They gave coupon for 5 off for next time. They did not do anything to the room after the first night. We had to take trash out and ask for towels. Third morning they call and offer 35 for staying another night, but with no room service. I told them we never got any service, perhaps we can get what they owed us in cleaning and stay for 35. They said no. 4th morning again they call offering the 35. I declined, and returned the key for my 5 dollar deposit. They said I had to have my credit card I had already seen many pay with cash. I refused and said to refund it or I will call the police for theft and fraud. They said go ahead and so I did. They quickly paid the 5 to me and said not to come back. I told theem there was no worry there that I or the 400 reps working

Beds and pillow cases are covered in plastic, which makes it hard to sleep and not over heat. While staying here, I was working nights 530 at night to 5:30 in the morning every day and I asked for no room service, but I would be constantly be woke up by somebody pounding on my door wanting to offer me room service.

No vacancy at the time. But I was here before. It's not bad. People complain in the reviews but the place is always near full. This is not a bad place at all.

Had a friend stay there 3 months paid on time never was late, and return all she got from the owner is rude attitude and unprofessional behavior. This is what you expect out of a lady that owns this business and after 30 days they don't even return or credit the tax money that's paid. I recommend before you come here find another hotel or sleep in your car. You will be better off.

Upon arrival at Seeker Motel, I advised them that I would be staying for a week. I specifically requested a room in the front of the building on the West end so it would be closer to the gas station so I could walk there. The room they assigned me was directly across from the office on the back side of the far East end of the building. They refused to switch rooms claiming that they were all full, however there were only two cars parked on that side of the building. They also said it would be best to pay with cash because if I used a debit card there would be a $20 fee just to swipe the card, and that's in addition to the $40 deposit. They're only solution was to cancel my room reservation, which would have cost me an entire night's fee and I would no longer have the option to stay there,