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"Great place to stay"

"Breakfast was make your own waffle, get a refrigerated sausage biscuit, or have serial Parking was good. Room and halls smelled musky or moldy. Staff was great-especially Ms. Faye"

"The rooms and property were clean and well supplied with towels and bath amen. Breakfast was very good with good selection."

"The staff was not very helpful. I had to ask where my room was and how to get there. They were not very helpful with finding a good place to eat. He told me Noone eats around here. Smh"

"It was good accept for being woken up at 8:40, then again an hour later by housekeeping opening our door. We would have liked to sleep in a little, seeing as checkout was at 11:00 a.m."

"Good clean hotel. Good view of lake, you won't regret staying here"

"I would never recommend this place it was filthy, recliner had holes in it, smelled like smoke. I actually feared for my safety as soon as we got there we did not stay. I was watched by a man opening his door watching us as we went up the stairs."

"Great hotel, location is fantastic, on the water and 3 restaurants within walking distance. Very clean and friendly, helpful staff. Breakfast is minimal, but expected since it has a full kitchen in the unit. It would have been nice to have a yogurt in the morning since we were only staying one night. A little noisy in the evenings, but to be expected with 3 very good restaurants within walking distance and on the harbor. Lots of outdoor activities near by. I would highly recommend this hotel."

"3 strikes and you’re out! This was our third and will be our last stay here. Staff was friendly but this motel has devolved into just a place to sleep for the night and move on quickly the next morning. No coffee makers in rooms, no hair dryer (front desk had to “find” one for us), very minimal breakfast offerings (all carbs), few places to sit for eating, cigarette butts littered everywhere, even in stairwells. Although there were many rooms available on the first level, we were put in the last room on the second story in the back of the building, furthest from the office and vending machine/ laundry room. We are both over 70 and had 2 large suitcases which we had to lug up the stairs because of no elevator. It was after 8:00pm and we had been driving for over 12 hours…too tired to ask about changing rooms at that point. I’ll pay more for a better room somewhere else."