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"So, some people may remember the time when a budget motel was exactly that: A budget motel. A time when a clean bed and a hot shower was what you were paying for and not a bunch of crap like breakfast, in room coffee and numerous other amenities that are absolutely unnecessary and costs hotels a fortune which is passed on to all of us that still know how to travel smart and can find all of that on our own. Personally, I grow weary of paying 100$ a night for things I never use! Rice Hill Inn is bringing back those days when you could still afford to get a decent night's sleep without digging into money you'd rather spend on activities, etc. I stayed 4 nights at this establishment. Every day housekeeping checked my room, replaced the towels, changed the bedding and emptied the trash. Even some 4 star hotels require you to call the front desk if you don't want to reuse your towels and bedding. So, are the rooms a bit dated? Yes. But the room I had was clean and included a table, two chairs, a desk and chairs, a microwave and a fridge. It wasn't all brand new, but everything worked. The heat worked, the water pressure on the second floor was adequate, the toilet flushed and the drains drained. There was plenty of lighting, there were plenty of plugins, and the tv, though smaller than some worked fine and had hundreds of free channels. I'm sorry, but I find it shameful that I saw so many poor and unfair reviews. If you want to spend 100$ a night for a crappy breakf"

"Indoor pool nice "

"Yes nice stay "

"The door was broken, room was dirty with odor, and customer “service” is worse. Dogs were barking everywhere, very noisy, and it was overall unacceptable. "

"Good "

"Excellent "

"Nice to be able to park next to room"

"Renovated to modernize, this is a nice older 2 story motel right on the river. And their continental breakfast was much more than expected. More than toast, they provided cereal, bagels, oatmeal packets and hard boiled eggs. Were very satisfied with our stay!"

"We gave notice 1-1/2 days in advance of cancellation of three days of a six-night reservation. The motel manager wouldn’t give consent to Expedia of the refund so we were ripped off of over $150. What recourse do we have? The manager was belligerent and our conversation was heated, and he called the police. Refused to cooperate with us. Nothing happened with the police but he got away with our money. This is criminal!"