Came here for a quick one night stay to do a little bar hopping and gambling. Recieved the hotel on a Hotwire 2* for $51 with tax. For the area, it is about as cheap as you will find. Check in was fast and parking is readily available. The room is what one would expect for the value and from a local motel. A bed, a couch and a bathroom. I probably wouldn't stay here again only because of its location, however its not a terrible place.

Do not stay here. Booked thru hotwire at a low price. The rating was 2.5* I would suggest that it is a 1*. Rooms are very old with plaster coming off the walls. Stained baseboards & old furniture. Tv is cheap with poor signal. I have been staying at hotels for business for over 17 yrs & this has to be the worst. I have never experienced such from hotwire in the past. Be careful!

My boyfriend and I stayed here in early June of 2008. We booked through Expedia and when we got here, the man at the front desk couldn't find our reservation. The room we ended up in (smoking, even though we booked non-) was very large, with a whole lot of extra floor space. Our room had a queen-sized bed and a pull-out sofa, and was pretty clean. The comforter had a large cigarette burn, and the carpet was little sticky, but the bed was pretty comfortable. We shared our second-floor room with some very large ants, and some neighbor had the TV turned up to the very max; we could hear it over ours. The high water pressure in the shower was incredible, and the restaurant next door was very good (I can't remember the name, Jose's, I think.) We were excited for the pool, but when we got there it was solid green, but as I said, it was early June, so maybe they hadn't opened it for the season yet. The staff of the Devonshire weren't rude or prejudice as some reviewers described them, but they did seem a little unorganized and I didn't experience the bright, cheery, or helpful people some reviewers described either. There is a 24-hour convenience store across the street, but VISA cardholders beware: Their ATM didn't accept VISAS. In fact, it seems a lot of ATM's in Windsor don't accept them, so carry some cash on you. The casino is a short cab ride away, about $12. CASINO GOERS BEWARE: IF YOU ARE UNDER 19, YOU NEED TWO FORMS OF ID TO ENTER. ONE PICTURE, AND ONE WITH JUST A NAME, SUCH AS A CREDIT CARD OR BIRTH CERTIFICATE.

Overall, you get what you pay for. The Devonshire isn't an absolutely atrocious stay, and if you are on a tight budget, you can't really beat $60 on a weekend. I am returning to Windsor in a few weeks, and I don't plan on staying here.

My boyfriend and I stayed there on new years eve. The whole time felt like I was at my parents house. Always being watched and them telling us what we could and couldn't do. They were also very prejudice towards my boyfriend(who's black), only refuring to me when they spoke and talking about him like he wasn't there, while he was right in front of them. I have never been more insulted, or felt more penalized. It would have been better to have stayed with my parents like when i was a teenager, they would have been less intusive.
Besides that the room smelt weird and there was mold starting to show at the top corner of the bathroom. Do yourself a favor and stay anywhere else, unless you like everything you do to be watched.