This motel is dated, there are newer motels in the area, the only thing that this place has is an on site restraurant and lounge. This being a dry county may be seen as a plus to some travelers. You do not feel safe in the place, as the room open to the out doors. The pool is outdoor and needs to be updated. There is no free breakfast, they want you to spend your money in the restraurant which opens at 6:30. There is a alot of traffic to put up with when you wish to leave the property.

I am writing this review from the hotel room now and there is a roach crawling on my laptop at the moment.

The rooms are ok, besides the bug, they seem to be clean and the beds are comfortable. The tv is very small and old. The bathroom was pretty dirty. The showers had mildew but the shower pressure was good.

The ice machine in our building was broken so we had to find another one, but there were no signs directing us where to go. There were many people with boats here and they were all complaining that the outlet plugs did not work on the outside of the building so they could not charge their battery.
The outside is dirty looking and you can tell that they have not put any money into the hotel in years.
The staff seemed to be pretty friendly except for the waitress inside the restaurant. I am not sure if she was unfriendly or just busy. The food was also not that great, I had chicken florintine, and it was pretty bland.
The stairs to the pool are either broken or starting to break, so please be careful especially with children.

The doors open to the outside which can always be a safety issue.
They do accept pets and they have a dog walking area but it is close to a busy street so you have to be sure to keep a close eye on your pet.

This hotel appears to be a run down motel that they are trying hard to update. They have done a good job with the rooms, but the exterior is still sadly in need of help. The price was reasonable, the shower pressure was terrific (unfortunately, the water does not drain fast enough, so you stand ankle-deep in water), the front desk folks were attentive, the sink faucet comes out far enough so that you aren't banging your knuckles against the back of the sink, and there is plenty of grass for dogs to do their business. The drawbacks are the thermostat does not function (the air conditioning worked, but there was no controlling the temperature - it's either on or off), my room key/card repeatedly stopped working, and the local "townies" in their pick up trucks setting off fireworks late into the evening. I got the feeling that some rooms are continually occupied, leading the locals to feel like the property is their backyard. Also, it was neat to have room service available, although I did not partake.

Walked into the room and noticed the bed was leaning at about a 30 degree angle. The funny thing was housekeeping had made it and I guess expected no one to notice.The frame was broken and maintenance had to come and fix. Woke up in the morning and there was no hot water. Front desk said there was a problem and they were working on it. The entire hotel was out of hot water. Decided to have breakfast in the restaurant. Asked for the menu and was told that the buffett was the only thing available because there were so many people in the hotel. The buffett was terrible. A spoonful of potatoes, a spoonful of plain eggs whipped up in milk and baked that they called quiche, some limp cold pieces of french toast with cold syrup, and 60,000 sausages. If you like sausage, this is the buffett for you. No juice, no milk, no fruit, no pastry but hey, the coffee wasnt half bad. Manager and i had a talk about the price of the room and she agreed with me to what I should be charged