This establishment was an excellent 'find', amidst a large cluster of big name and higher name motels of very good reputation. This Motel, part of the Best Western Family, was clean, efficient, quiet, and had an admirable staff. In particular, one Mrs Roshni, was extremely gracious, and a bonus to her employer. I would recommend anyone to this motel.

The Castleton Inn advertises as a Best Western, but there is no BW sign outside. The lady at the desk looked overworked and tired, but the room service was kind. My guess is that this hotel is seriously understaffed. The stairs between the floors were absolutely dirty, for example. Breakfast was extremely poor, the coffee tasted like water and there was barely any bread to be found. The rooms are large enough,the beds were ok; but the walls between the rooms are thin. We had the misfortune to sleep next to a couple that arrived noisily at 4am, and continued partying and making noise until 6.30am.
The Internet connection went down every 10 seconds, which is rather annoying if one wants to check mail, etc.
If this is a Best Western, then the chain had better invest in a renovation if they want to make this hotel attractive again. For the moment being, I'd definitely look for another hotel (there are more than enough places nearby).

Friendly staff, good full breafast, laundramat for guests, fridge and microwave in room, and it was a great location for us near our friends.

We picked this hotel for two equally balanced reasons - it was in the heart of a shopping area and also the price. We had two rooms for 2 couples and while one was uneventful, the other one had a leaking bathroom from the floor above. We asked for a change and got another room that, we discovered the following morn, was also leaking.
Breakfast was not quite there...everyone was waiting (quite a crowd with the Memorial Day long weekend) and the staff appeared to be struggling to decide whether to appease the guests or let them starve. Unfortunately the wait only got the guests exchanging notes of how bad the rooms were and soon the staff decided to get more eats available to quiet the spreading stories.
We reduced our stay by a day and moved to a nearby Drury inn....and what an experience, even if the price was higher.