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"It is a 125 year old property, kept up, but not modernized. Not for everyone, but I loved it. A great value!"

"The 1st room we were put in the toilet wouldn’t flush so we moved to the room next door. 2 beds in our room and one was really bad. It was where you would sit to watch TV and was terrible saggy in the middle and made it very uncomfortable to sleep in. There was no Kleenex in the room and only a half of a roll of toilet paper. The TV would freeze all the time so was very hard to watch. It is right next to the interstate off ramp but was pretty quiet. Also the parking lot was roomy and the motel was pretty full."

"Very helpful staff. Nice room. Excellent breakfast and good service. "

"Clean, quiet good rate "

"Comfy spacious rooms"

"Yes"

"READ THE CHECK ON INSTRUCTIONS. Ha. Unstaffed, but cute/great/clean/quiet. Highly recommended!!! You get your room code via text once you respond to their email. "

"Shower curtain could stand to be replaced in room but it was perfect for my little dog and I. The front desk man was having to deal with a cranky old man when I arrived. He remained very professional despite the guest speaking down to him in a very disrespectful tone of voice. Kudos to him."

"The hotel is located off the main street, and as you enter the parking lot, there are quite a few signs stating “park at your own risk,” with mentions of theft. Check-in went smoothly, the gentleman who assisted me was nice and professional. However, when I asked about the theft warnings, he explained that the signs were more about the possibility of cars being hit rather than stolen, which felt a bit unclear. The lobby had a very unpleasant smell, and unfortunately, that same odor carried into our room. The sheets were worn, and the bathroom clearly needed sweeping and a deep clean. I chose this hotel based on the photos online, but unfortunately, photos can’t capture smells and that made a big difference in our experience."