I thought this motel was actually really nice! The rooms were newly painted and very clean. Good service (a bit slow, but whatever) but a great stay overall! Don't let the bad reviews scare you!

When I first arrived, there were two girls (19 at most) doing their homework at the front desk. They saw me, but decided to continue on homework until I asked if I could be helped. Even then, they had attitude an obviously didn't want to help me.

It took them 10 minutes to figure out how to book the room. I paid $80something for a so-so room and poor service.

Room was fair, not bad, but not great. Clean with soft linens, but nothing to write home about.

I stayed at this motel on Feb 24th, 2005 while Enroute to Palm Springs to catch a flight. This is rated exactly as I would rate it...a two star. Nothing More, nothing less. Believe it or not, this was the most expensive motel I stayed at during my 2 week driving junket of So California. They really gouged me for a room, but we were tired and I had heard that rooms were out of this world in Palm Springs price wise so we decided to stop in and chance it. I paid $75 / night with tax including Gov't discount (What a Deal), for what I would have paid $40/night for in Anaheim or $55 in San Diego and Had a pool and hot tub too. I don't know how these little guys can get away with it? Suckers like me, caught in the middle of nowhere, I guess!

The motel is located right at the freeway off ramp of I-10 and 22nd? What I didn't realize when I took the room was that a train crosses 22nd, parallelling I-10. When a train crosses any road it has to blast it's whistle so you can figure out the rest.

They really need to lay the law down with their waste puck up company too, who paid an 8 am service call to pound the hell out their trash bin with a forklift truck. Haven't they ever heard of people sleeping in? If you are looking for some peace and quiet, this is definately not the place for you.

Putting my few grievences aside, like $$ and no pool/hot tub, this was a clean comfortable motel, with soft linnen. It was cozy and had fresh paint and the nice people who ran it obviously care about it and if you are drop dead tired it was a good place to crash. Despite the 6 am wake up call by the West bound Amtrak Express. I paid almost as much for a place in North Hollywood that should have come with a bulletproof vest, but thats what you get when you grab a place on impulse. Hope this helps someone!