Sign said $50. But if you have a spouse, it is $20 extra. Wi-Fi? Another three bucks (this is the ONLY hotel I have stayed at on my cross-country road trip that charged for a spouse or for wi-fi). They required both my driver's license as well as my wife's, and they photocopied both (in this age of identity theft, this is troubling - what happens to those photocopies?)
The room has no "amenities" except four plastic drink cups. No coffee maker, no hair dryer, no fridge, no microwave, no soap, no shampoo.
The heater is an old-fashioned radiator which hardly warmed the room after several hours - we went to bed cold. There is NO AIR CONDITIONER (not a problem for us in January, but a fair warning to other potential guests staying in the summertime).
The room was clean, but had an foul odor. The bedspread had multiple cigarette burns, though this was a non-smoking room.
This was the MOST EXPENSIVE room we stayed in during our cross-country road trip (more expensive than Days Inn in New Orleans, and Super-8 in Childress TX, and EconoLodge in Fresno CA) and it is the WORST room we stayed in. You pay more here, but you get much less.
Total price for one night (with two people, with the extra wi-fi charge) was $64.61, for a smelly nothing-of-a-room. Total rip-off. Do not stay here.
