We were with a couple that had to drive up from KY. and we were in town to see a show. We got to the motel late around 1:30a.m. to check in and NO ONE was in the lobby. Luckily a guest let us in the LOCKED front door. We waited in the lobby while my friends husband walked around the halls to find an employee to check us in. However he found no one. Waited for 20 minutes and decided to leave....then the front desk clerk decided to wake up and come down to the desk. We should not have had to wait that long...poor service and not clean place. Thankfully it wasn't winter and the kind guest let us in..

Have stayed in many adequate Super 8 motels, but this one is awful. Bathroom is filthy; carpeting is filthy. The girl at the front desk is fantastic at video games, but she provides laughably minimal customer service. The breakfast is a selection of mini-boxed cereals, packaged mini-donuts, and two juices --- oops, the apple juice is unavailable. The whole place is creepy and disgusting, and at $80 for a room, including tax, the whole miserable experience was enough to get me to write my first ever motel review. Spend another $20.00 and stay at one of the competitors next door.

I was going to stay at another hotel right next to this one, but wasnt allowed to stay because of my age (19). I was just passing threw town and just needed somewhere to sleep. When i went into this hotel they were very understanding and very polite. They let me stay there, and it was very clean and nice. Very quiet. Will stay again.

First of all, the directions that they gave me took me on a game of hide and seek trying to find the right street for the motel. When we got in the place it smelled terrible. When we got up to the room, I turned on the air conditioning only to have the outside panel of the unit completely fall off. We went to turn the lights on and only two of the six lights worked. There was also the towels they had that looked like they had urine stains on them. The worst part happened when I was woke up at 6 a.m. to a soaking wet bed. It had rained all night long and the roof was leaking in. The man at the front desk had the audacity to ask me if I wanted another room. Of course I wanted another room, I had already paid for two nights! By the time that we finally got the new room (later that night and evening shift knew nothing of the room switch) the bedding and pillows were saturated with the scent of perspiration and body odor. If you have the option of staying somewhere else, I would take it.