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"Staff was cordial, but the place is old and it shows with ground in dirt everywhere, old worn out mattresses and pillows, and lukewarm at best, low pressure shower."

"Bleh"

"We stayed here because they allow pets. Very minimalistic and outdated, but there's a lock on the door and a bed to sleep in. Bed was hard and only had a sheet and extremely thin blanket to be under. Towels were extraordinarily thin, as was the water pressure. Two tiny bars of soap and that's it. No shampoo, no hair dryer and no room in the tiny bathroom. I actually had to slide sideways on the toilet in order to unroll the toilet paper. I'd say you get what you pay for, but over $100 is still a lot of money and I don't see that this was worth it."

"Arguably one of the loudest Hotels I have ever stayed in. Maybe it was the room location, since I was on the first floor down a bit from the lobby. It wasn't particularly the people staying in the hotel that were loud, just normal everyday actions were loud. (Someone clearing their throat, coughing, regular conversation or normal T.V. volume, etc.) Even in my room, the doors that that would connect two rooms together, you could see light coming from the next room through it. I travel a lot for work so to write a review like this is not in my character."

"No pool....breakfast was not great."

"The staff was very attentive, we used the pool and enjoyed it very much. Not too warm but very comfortable. Our room was very clean and the shower was perfect! Just enough water pressure. We enjoyed the breakfast, food was kept warm and the woman working the kitchen was very pleasant. We will definitely stay again when we are in the area. "

"Clean, good standard hot breakfast."

"It was just okay."

"The room was clean and adequate for what we paid. The staff on registration was a concern. She seemed to struggle getting us checked in. Once to our room, the door wouldn’t open because the inside latch was “caught.” While trying to get it open, we realized there was someone in the room that we were trying to enter. We addressed it with the staff at the desk, who kept saying she couldn’t understand why “they” would have put two of us in that room. The next morning at breakfast, she admitted it was her mistake the whole time. This is a major concern. We glad he was calm and not fearful or angry at our trying to get in."