This place seems to have received mixed reviews, but I found it very comfortable. It was the first Super 8 I stayed in with my family, and it left a positive impression. The room was large and had two decent beds, a tv, fridge and coffee maker. The WiFi didn't work very well in the room though, so I used it in the dining area in the morning over breakfast, which was included in the price.

I booked online, but ended up paying the same as I would have if I'd just turned up and paid at the counter. I suggest others just do that during low season.

One benefit of this motel was provision of washing machines and dryers, which came in very handy. Overall it met our needs for a short stay and I would stay here again if in the area.

Very average motel. Basically what you expect from a Super 8. Decent size room with comfortable bed, big TV with LOTS of channels. No extra frills, but adequate. Basic breakfast. Had a problem in the bath - reported it and it was fixed that day. Not as cheap as I would prefer, but good value compared to other options in the area. Not a great motel, but nothing that would prevent me from staying here again.

This Super 8 was clean and comfortable. It compared most favorably with other motels where we've paid twice as much. I give it four stars for that. The people in the office were busy but helpful. The only negative, we were supposed to be able to get wifi but couldn't connect in our room. We didn't pursue it because it wasn't that important. It was readily available in the reception area though.

All rooms were booked, had a bad experience up the street at the Days Inn and they gave us a room (lady at the front desk was very nice, she switched some rooms around so that we could hve a place to stay with our kids) unfortunantly, the room reaked of mildew. There was also some sort of mishap that occured in the wee hours that involved a screaming lady, her friend and about 4 cop cars. Bed were comfortable thought! If I've learned anything, its that:

1. Southern Hospitality is not dead.
2. Pay the extra $20/night to stay somewhere decent with your family.

Lesson learned.