Who knew that the Microtel meant that you would have micro towels. Between the two of us we had 1 medium size bath towel, 2 hand sized towels, and 4 wash cloths. When we went in late at night there was a smell & the next morning, sitting on a chair, I discovered that the smell was most likely from... More

We stayed two nights and I will not make that mistake again. Our air conditioner only worked part time. The contiental breakfeast was more of a tease than a meal. Our key never seemed to open the doors from the outside.

Mini rooms that could deal with-windows that don't open- that could deal with. Bed is decent. Price is fair. But when you are sound asleep and you wake up to the feeling of something crawling on you and find that it isn't a dream- THAT IS NOT ACCEPTABLE. And then to have the General Manager tell you that "Well you... More

Bathtub was inoperative Towels were less than useful Refused to refund key deposit when key was returned Refused to give receipt for charges Poor Service Steer clear of Microtel

Nice hotel. Small rooms, but everything you need including. breakfast and wi-fi. Clean and well kept. Nice staff. Will stay again if in the area.

I found a coupon for this hotel and stayed for $66 (including tax) for a room with 2 queen beds. The woman at the desk was very helpful. The place was quiet and the room was clean. The beds were very comfortable, but the pillows were quite lumpy (fortunately I had my own with me and my kids didn't seem... More

At about $60/night for a single, the price was right for me when I stayed there the night before the recent Red River Roadkill Rally bicycle tour. The rooms are tiny, but comfortable. A couple of things could have been better: The bedding wasn't in great shape. One of the blankets had what look like cigarette holes (in a non-smoking... More