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"I have travelled in 20+ countries in the past 30 years and stayed at hundreds of hotels. This is absolutely the BEST for the MONEY property in the USA. New. Well-designed. Excellent breakfast in the spacious lobby area. Comfortable and well-appointed room (king suite in our case)c. The only hotel I've ever seen with an automatic dishwasher in the kitchenette! Upper floors have good territorial views. We'll stay here again!"

"The room was clean and comfortable. We stayed in the jr suite with the jacuzzi tub. It was large. The elevator was right next to our room. While we could hear it it wasn’t overwhelming until the morning and then it was kind of loud."

"Would have been nice to know that there was no daily house cleaning before I booked. Hint: would have gone elsewhere. Desk attendant couldn't understand that I booked 2 rooms. Took way-too long to check in. Parking for trailers was excellent. Disappointed in how Hampton Inn's have declined."

"The motel is definitely "low budget" with few amenities and served my purpose of a place to stay while my daughter was in the hospital. The furniture in the room was definitely "tired". I do think they should do a better job cleaning the floor, especially in the bathroom. The Staff was very courteous and never acted like I was inconveniencing them as I asked for ice when I got back to the room after 11PM at night."

"Excellent hotel and in a very good location."

"Staff is friendly. Rooms are well appointed"

"Everything was elite."

"A/C was leaking water inside the room and had a puddle of water in front of the door and around the bed. Stairs to the second floor were broken and falling apart. Very unsafe. Smelled like weed all around the property. “Breakfast” was ok. Definitely would NOT stay there again or recommend it to anyone. "

"Overall property was suitable for my needs. However, the front desk lady was extremely rude. Taking calls before waiting on the customers who had been standing there for some time to check in. Prioritizing the person on the phone as someone “famous” and therefore more important. "