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"Beautiful hotel! Great location!"

"Very small rooms in this old-fashioned roadside motel. Some cosmetic upgrades have taken place but there's only so much you can do for an old cinder block building. The biggest problem was heat. It's radiant heat with no way to control it. They have a fake thermostat for a central air furnace on the wall, but it does nothing. It's March and the only way to get the heat below 80 is to leave windows open! Doesn't feel to safe leaving ground level windows open. We were roasting hot. We also had ants. The mattress was super hard, so in conjunction with the heat, we didn't sleep much. The motel is pet friendly, which means they charge you $20 per night for pets. Not sure how this qualifies as friendly. Our dog didn't use linens, towels, or eat some dry cereal from their "continental breakfast" so I'm not sure why we paid more. Might be better to be here in summer and use the wall mounted air conditioner, but we'll never come back in winter. "

"Lauren, Shannon and Kelly were super helpful in making my stay an awesome experience. They went above and beyond to make sure I was comfortable."

" Clean room. Noisy. Hot tub was warm not hot."

"We stayed for one night and it was a good experience. The staff were helpful and friendly, our room was clean. Breakfast was sort of meh, all sugar and carbs, but that's pretty standard for hotels. The kids loved the pool. I would stay again. "

"Great space! Can’t wait to come back!"

"Terrible management - lacks morals and understanding. I live in Texas and have never been to Michigan nor do I plan to visit - however, when I went to book a hotel for Midland Texas from my phone, Midland Michigan popped up and I accidently clicked on it, as soon as I booked the hotel and went to copy the address to send, I noticed my mistake and IMMEDIATLY contacted hotels.com to cancel (we're talking not even 1 min after), which they then contacted this hotel and were told to call back in morning to speak with manager. The manager only refunded one of the two nights that I accidently booked - sure it started as my error, which I admit, but to decide to keep my money just because you can and choose to do so, is absolutely wrong. Unfortunately, the fate of my refund was at the hands of the hotel manager, which clearly has no morals, ethics or problem keeping peoples hard earned money when the opportunity arises. Wonder how much money he's gotten out of actual guests that stay there for ridiculous things..."

"Nice rooms. Good breaky. Good check in. "

"The parking lot flooded during our stay and we had to move our vehicle in ankle-deep water at 9:30 pm—only because we happened to look out the window. There was no warning from management that that side of the lot floods, even though it’s apparently a known issue and it had been raining all day. The room also had several problems: an unpleasant smell, very poor lighting, and no full-length mirror. We were in town for a dance competition, so it made getting our dancer ready much harder. To make matters worse, we were woken up both nights in the middle of the night by people fighting near our room. We notified staff, but nothing changed. Overall, management needs to communicate known issues like flooding and do a better job addressing disturbances and maintaining the rooms."