We check-in in this motel at New Years Eve to attend a formal dinner dance show, the room smell is terrible bad, gum sticked on top of the headboard, bed sheet with blood spot and some yellow stain near the pillow, a small coffee pot and no coffee cups, behind the dresser at least 3 cigarette butts and the worst disguisting was the used condom! I report these to the desk and definitely want to change the room, it tooks an hour for the desk came up and we showed him the evidences. (I did have a picture to proof it too). We are senior from out of town, requesting ground floor non-smoking room is more convenience for us, but she put us on the 3rd floor, the business is not busy at all.

Carpets that any self-respecting homeowner would be ashamed to live with or let friends see, remnants of old cigarette burns at the edge of most flat surfaces, lingering cigarette smell in a "non-smoking" room, dust on all areas that are not immediately accessible by vacuum cleaner or damp rag.
But no worse than any other older $50 per night hotel of its kind.

The price was right. The rooms were comfortable. The WiFi signal wasn't so good in the back of the hotel, it may have been better in another room. The hotel needs minor repairs all around to be really nice, but it was clean and comfortable. Numerous dining places, a 24 hr pharmacy, and Wal-Mart all within a very short distance.

Room was fairly clean, staff was Ok. The biggest issue, though, was the sound levels in the room coming from the neighbors. There was a group of at least 4-5 people in the room next to me partying up until almost 3:00am. If I spoke Spanish I could have made out every word they said all night long - but the only word I understood was the "F"-Bomb, which they kept saying about every 30 seconds. It was also a very cold winter night, so I couldn't turn on the fan to try and drown out the noise. I can't believe that a hotel would allow such large groups to carry on that late into the night. Made for a rough night and a crummy 11 hour drive the next day. I have noticed that a lot of the "old Fairfield Inn" hotels (which this is just by looking at the architecture/design) that have been re-franchised have these super thin and uninsulated walls.

The hotel does offer free wifi, and a continental breakfast. Granted, the food was more than likely bought from the Costco right across the street, and the orange juice was sitting in a warm pitcher all morning long (yuk), but it was still a free processed pastry to fill my stomach until I made it out of town for lunch.

Lots of other hotels in the area flashing similar rates on their signs - might be worth the time to look around first.

(I travel all over the country with my job, and I contribute on EVERY hotel I stay in. Trip Advisor has been a great tool for me, and I contribute fairly, for both good and bad facilities.)